TRAFFIC
Local SEO and Google Business Profile
Be the business the map suggests.
See the three tiers and pricesWhat it is
Local SEO is how nearby customers find you: the Google Business Profile, reviews, and pages for the areas you serve. If you win work in a service area, this is the shortest path to the phone ringing.
CHOOSE A SIZE
Start with The Standard. Change it if you need to.
Each size has a fixed, published price. The Standard is selected first because it fits most builds. All prices are NZD and exclude GST. Ad spend and third party software are separate and stay in your own name.
The map plus the pages. Most local businesses choose this.
$1,497 setup + $197 a month
Everything in The Essentials, plus
- Location and service-area pages on your site
- Consistent name, address and phone across directories
- Call and direction tracking so you see what it produces
Why you might choose thisThe longer explanation, if you want it.
Searches with local intent convert faster than anything else you can buy. The businesses at the top of the map results are not there by accident.
When someone searches with local intent, the map decides who gets the call, and the map ranks on relevance, distance and prominence. You cannot move your workshop, but relevance and prominence are built: a complete profile, a steady flow of reviews, and pages for the areas and services you actually cover.
The review flow matters more than most businesses expect. A steady ask, sent at the right moment to every happy customer, beats a yearly scramble. Prominence compounds the same way pages do: quietly, monthly, in your favour.
Straight answers
We already have a Google Business Profile.
Claimed is the start. Most profiles are missing categories, services, photos and a review flow, and those are what the map ranks on. Completing and running the profile is the actual job.
Do reviews really matter that much?
Yes. Prominence is the part of the map formula you can influence most, and reviews are its loudest signal. The tiers here build the ask into how you already finish jobs.
Why are the prices public?
So you can decide in your own time, and so nobody has to haggle. The numbers are the same for everyone, which means the price you see is the price the last customer paid too.