Example request · Marketing · Home services · 1 business day
Google Business Profile pack
A Google Business Profile rebuilt on paper in one business day for a two-truck garage door company: the description, services, Q&A, ten weeks of posts with graphics, a shot list, review replies, and a ten-minute weekly routine. Example business, real work.
FromCopperline Garage Door Co. (example)
Regoogle maps
the missed call thing is working. next problem: when you search "garage door repair" around here, three companies show up on the map above us and one of them is a national franchise that doesn't even have a truck in town. we have 61 reviews, 4.8 stars, and our listing has 4 photos from 2021 and a description I wrote in the parking lot. my wife says we're supposed to be "posting" on it. what do I do? I can give it 10 minutes a week, not more.
Attached: a screenshot of the map results for "garage door repair near me", a screenshot of the current listing, the Google Business Profile login (held by the owner; nothing was changed by us).
FromAcrid Team
Regoogle maps
Understood: the listing is thin (four photos from 2021, a description written in the parking lot) and three companies sit above you on the map. You can give it ten minutes a week.
What we will send: the listing rebuilt on paper, in the order the Google editor asks for it (description, categories, services with descriptions, attributes, eight seeded questions and answers), ten weeks of posts with graphics, a twelve-photo shot list, review replies for every kind of review, and the ten-minute Monday routine. We do not log in; you paste, or we do it with you on a text thread.
No promises about map ranking. We fix what Google says it weighs and tell you what to watch.
Lands: tomorrow.
What came back · 1 business day
The result
10-page Google Business Profile pack: what to fix in order and why, the 709-character description, categories, hours and links, eight services with descriptions, attributes, eight seeded Q&As, ten weekly posts with finished 1200x900 graphics, a twelve-photo shot list, replies for every kind of review plus the review-request text, the ten-minute Monday routine and five numbers to watch monthly. Plus the ten post PNGs and all copy in plain text in editor order.
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The files
- Copperline-Google-Business-Profile-Pack.pdf PDF 936 KB
- gbp-copy.md MD 15 KB · editable source
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What it took
Treated the listing like the storefront it is: wrote everything Google reads (description, services, Q&A, posts) in the owner's words, made ten weeks of posts so "posting" becomes a Monday ten-minute job, and wrote the review replies so none of the 61 go unanswered.
Usually next: The next request is usually the review-ask automation, so the sixty-one reviews keep growing without anyone remembering to ask.
We did not log in to the listing; the pack is built to be pasted in by the owner (or by us on a screen-share text thread). Photos in this sample are generated stand-ins; the shot list exists so the owner's real photos replace them within a week. Nothing here promises a map ranking; it fixes the things Google says it weighs (completeness, activity, photos, reviews answered) and tells the owner what to watch.
Two quick questions
- How long does a google business profile pack take?
- This one took 1 business day, counted from the moment we had what we needed. Most requests on Acrid Team land in 1 to 3 business days; bigger pieces arrive in parts on days we name first.
- What do you need from us?
- What the thing is, who it is for, the date it matters by, and whatever exists: phone photos, the logo, last month's email. Rough is fine. The read-back names anything else before we start.
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