Tune up your Google Business Profile in Cornelius
Those pinned map results sitting above the ordinary links are Business Profiles. This is how we help you sharpen yours.
Type boat detailing into Google anywhere in Cornelius and you'll get a small map with three pinned businesses, parked above all the ordinary links. Each pin is a Google Business Profile, and a complete, correct one is among the cheapest ways to reach nearby customers.
Your listing stays in your hands
We don't request manager access, ever. Instead you receive a written playbook tailored to your business, and Roger walks you through it by phone or shared screen. You make each edit yourself inside your own account, so control never leaves you and no outsider keeps a key after we're done.
Inside the playbook
Primary category
The field that matters most. We help you pick the one that mirrors what customers type.
Secondary categories
A handful more, limited to jobs you truly do.
Name, address, phone
Matching your website character for character.
Service area
The towns you actually serve: Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville and so on.
Services
Described the way customers talk, each linked to its matching page.
Photos
Which pictures to take, how often to add them, and what's missing now.
Reviews
Asking for them and answering them. Nothing purchased, nothing invented.
Website link
Aimed at your most helpful page rather than the homepage by default.
Profile and site pull together
Google cross-checks your listing against your website. When business name, services and towns line up, each backs up the other. That's why profile work pairs naturally with SEO for Cornelius businesses and a site with separate service pages.
Plenty of owners begin with the profile because it's inexpensive and results tend to show early. Describe your listing on the quote form and Roger will name the first handful of fixes.
Profile questions
Will you need my Google login?
No. We never take manager access to anyone's listing. You do the edits in your account and Roger coaches you through each one.
We run service trucks with no storefront. Can we still appear?
Yes. A service-area business can hide its home address and show the towns it covers.
Can you get a bad review taken down?
Google alone decides that, and only for reviews that break its policies. We'll show you how to report those and how to respond to the others calmly.
What does your site look like from the dock?
Send over the web address and one line about your business. Roger pulls it up on a phone as a Cornelius shopper would, then replies with the one fix he'd make first, and the reason.