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An active profile looks open for business
Fresh photos, current hours and regular posts tell a buyer you’re busy and answering. A profile untouched for a year makes them wonder.
Google Profile & Reviews
A Google profile that stays current, and a review after every job.
We keep your profile up, post from your real work, ask every customer for a review and reply to every one.
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Google posts a week
Every
finished job gets the same review request
6 hours
at most before we see a new review
What we know
What we know about Google profiles
For a lot of local searches, your Google profile is the first thing a buyer sees about your electrical company, before your website.
02
Steady reviews beat a burst
Asking every customer the same way after every job brings a steady stream of reviews. Google’s rules ban paying for reviews and asking only the happy customers, so we never do either.
03
How you reply is read by the next buyer
A short, specific reply on a good review and a calm, careful one on a bad review both show the next homeowner how you treat customers.
It’s the right first move when
- Your Google profile hasn’t been touched in months
- Competitors nearby have more reviews and newer photos
- Customers are happy but almost none leave a review
The work
How we do it
- 01
Clean up the profile
Categories, services, attributes, hours, photos, description and questions, checked and fixed so they match what you actually do.
- 02
Post from your jobs
About three posts a week, built from your real jobs and photos, each naming the service and the town. Send us photos as you work and we turn them into posts. Each month we also ask you for a fresh batch, so the profile never runs dry.
- 03
Ask every customer
Every finished job gets the same review request. We never filter who gets asked and never offer anything for a review.
- 04
Reply to every review
Replies to 4- and 5-star reviews are written and posted for you. A person checks every 1- to 3-star reply before it posts.
- 05
Fix the listings
We build and fix your directory listings where you need them, so your name, address and phone match everywhere. Listings that disagree make your business harder for Google to trust.
- 06
Check the map
We take a map-grid baseline across your area, track your position, and show you where you’re strong and where you’re not yet.
Timeline
Your first 30 days
Week 1
- Access to your Google Business Profile
- Your services, hours and business facts confirmed
- Map-grid baseline across your area
Week 2
- Profile cleaned up: categories, services, hours, photos and description
- Review requests set up to go out after finished jobs
Weeks 3–4
- Google posts running, about three a week
- Replies going out on new reviews
Day 30
- Your first month of posts, reviews and replies in the monthly report
- Listings checked and the first fixes made
Every month after
- About three posts a week
- A review request after every finished job
- A reply on every review
By plan
What each plan gets
Foundations
Profile upkeep, about three posts a week, review requests and replies, and map tracking for one location.
Paid Ads + Foundations
The same as Foundations, for one location.
Starter
The same as Foundations, for one location.
Growth
The same for each of your two locations, each with its own posts, reviews and map tracking.
Elite
The same for each location, up to four.
What’s included and what isn’t
Included
- Profile upkeep: categories, services, hours, photos and description
- About three Google posts a week from your real jobs
- The same review request after every finished job, and a reply to every review
- Directory listings built and fixed as you need them, and map checks across your area
Not included
- Paid, fake or filtered reviews
- Getting honest reviews taken down (Google decides what stays up)
- Ads on the map, which come with Paid Ads
In your trade
What it looks like for you
Every service on the profile
Panel upgrades, EV charger installs, generators, rewiring and service calls listed as services, so the profile matches what homeowners search for.
Posts from finished jobs
A new panel or charger install turned into a Google post with the photo and the town.
Reviews that name the job
Every customer gets the same request after the job, so new reviews mention the work and the town.
What we track for you
- New reviews, read every six hours
- Your profile’s views, calls and direction requests
- Your map position across your area
Your part
- Access to your Google Business Profile
- Your finished jobs, from Revenue Commander or a simple upload
- Job photos as you work
- Real reviews only: no paid or fake reviews
Questions
Do you filter which customers get asked?
No. Every customer gets the same request, and every review is real.
Who replies to our reviews?
Replies to 4- and 5-star reviews are written and posted for you. A person checks every 1- to 3-star reply before it posts.
Can you remove a bad review?
Google decides what stays up, so nobody can promise a removal. What we can do is make sure your reply is calm and specific.
Where do the post photos come from?
From your jobs. Send us photos as you work and we turn them into posts.
What about more than one location?
Growth and Elite cover each of your locations, with their own posts, reviews and map tracking.
How do customers get the review request?
After each finished job, sent from your business. Every customer gets the same request, and nobody is offered anything for a review.
How often do you post?
About three times a week, from your real jobs and photos. More photos from you means better posts.
Is the profile ours?
Yes. The profile, the reviews and your business facts stay yours.
See what we’d do first
Book a call. We’ll look at your market and show you where this work would start for you.
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