A free look at your Google listing

What you get

What is on your listing right now — claimed or not, photo count, review count, how many reviews have been answered, and whether you have duplicate listings splitting your reviews.
How you compare to four or five other businesses in the same trade in your town. Not opinions — their actual numbers next to yours.
What I would do first, second and third, in an order you could work through yourself over a weekend if you would rather.
What I cannot see, stated plainly. No ranking claims, no placement promises, no made-up revenue figures.

There is no sales call. The price is on the report, at the end, in a number. If you read it and decide to do the work yourself, that is a perfectly good outcome and you will not hear from me chasing it.

Where to look

Business name, as Google has it * Copy it off your own listing rather than typing it from memory. The exact wording matters more than it should — “Bunker Hill BIC” and “Bunker Hill Brethren In Christ” are two different businesses as far as a computer is concerned.

Town and state * Or a street address if you have a shop. This is how I find the right listing — there are a lot of businesses with your name.

Your email * Where the report goes. Nowhere else, and nobody else gets it.

Your name

Phone Only so I can check I have matched the right listing. I will not ring you.

Website If you have one. Not having one is not a problem — plenty do not.

I will reply from [email protected], usually the same day. Your details are used to look at your listing and nothing else — not sold, not shared, not added to any other list.

Got it. I will look at your listing and send the report over, usually the same day. It comes from [email protected] — worth glancing at your spam folder if it has not turned up by tomorrow.

Something went wrong sending that, which is embarrassing on a page about websites. Email me directly at [email protected] with your business name and town and I will do it by hand.