PageTend · Google profile
More people will see your Google listing than your website.
It shows up before your site does, on the map, in the sidebar, on a phone in someone’s car. And most owners have never once logged into it. Whatever is in there right now is whatever a customer or Google itself last put there.
The same deal as the website. One more line in the email.
You don’t get a second account, a second bill to think about, or a second person to chase. You mention it; it happens.
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Kept current, not just once.
Hours, services and photos updated the same day something changes. Holiday hours go up before the holiday, not after someone drove out to a locked door.
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Every review gets an answer.
In your voice, within two business days - the good ones and the bad ones. A review sitting there unanswered says more to the next customer than the review itself does.
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Watched for tampering.
Strangers can propose changes to your hours and address, and Google doesn’t always ask you first. We’re the ones who notice and put it back.
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A report every month.
Calls, direction requests, what people searched to find you - written in plain language, not a dashboard export you have to decode.
Nobody neglects it on purpose. It just drifts.
Four things turn up again and again when we look at a profile that has been left alone for a couple of years.
Hours from a different era.
Still showing the pandemic schedule, or closed on a day you’ve been open for three years. This one costs the most and is the easiest to fix.
Reviews nobody answered.
Including a two-star from 2022 with a complaint you could have cleared up in one sentence. It’s still the first thing people read.
Photos a customer took.
Your listing leads with a blurry shot of the parking lot because it’s the only picture on there. Six decent photos changes the whole impression.
An edit you never made.
A suggested change from a stranger that quietly went live. Usually harmless. Occasionally it’s your phone number.
We’ll tell you what’s in yours right now.
Send us your business name and town. We’ll look at your profile and write back with what we find - whether or not you ever become a customer. Free. No card, no call, no obligation.