Fake or paid reviews
Buying reviews, writing them ourselves, or offering discounts in exchange for them breaks Google's policies. Reviews get removed, and profiles get restricted.
Exit 33 Dance Studio in Beverly Hills shows up on Google Search and Maps for “dance fitness studio beverly hills”, alongside the website and SEO work we do for them.
Search for a dentist, a dance studio, or a plumber near you, and Google shows a map with a few businesses before any website link. Calls, directions, and bookings often happen right there, from the profile.
Google also uses Business Profile details, like your hours, services, and location, to answer local questions in its AI features. A complete, accurate profile is one of the simplest ways to show up when people nearby are ready to choose.
The right categories, services, hours, and photos do more than any trick. Most profiles we see are simply unfinished.
Steady reviews from real customers, and a reply to every one, build more trust than a burst of five-star ratings.
Photos of your actual space, team, and work tell people you are real and worth the trip.
The same name, address, phone, and hours everywhere. Mismatches confuse Google and customers alike.
Setup gets the profile right once. Monthly care keeps it active, because Google favours profiles that stay complete, current, and responsive.
We create or claim your profile, help you through Google's verification, and clean up duplicate listings that split your reviews and confuse searchers.
Categories, services, hours, service areas, description, attributes, and photos, all filled in properly and matched to your website.
On monthly care we keep the profile active with posts and photo updates, and reply to reviews so every customer sees a business that is paying attention.
Each month we report what the profile did: searches it appeared in, calls, direction requests, and website clicks, plus what we are changing next.
Buying reviews, writing them ourselves, or offering discounts in exchange for them breaks Google's policies. Reviews get removed, and profiles get restricted.
Adding “best dentist in Los Angeles” to your business name works until a competitor reports it. Your profile name should be your real business name.
Virtual offices and addresses where you do not actually serve customers are against Google's guidelines. Service-area businesses can hide their address instead.
Filtering who gets asked for a review is against Google's rules too. We help you ask every customer, simply and at the right moment.
$100
One-time: claim or create, verification help, and every field completed.
From $100/month
Posts, photo updates, review replies, and a monthly report.
Paid by PayPal or Wise.
Google does not charge for a Business Profile. You pay us only for the setup and, if you want it, the monthly care.
Rahim KhanFounder, Website 2 Design
A Business Profile works best when it matches a good website and sits inside a proper local SEO plan. We build websites and run SEO, so all three stay consistent, and nothing is left for you to piece together.
You get one team for the profile, the website it links to, and the searches that bring people to both.

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What local businesses ask us about their profile.
Yes. Google renamed Google My Business to Google Business Profile in 2021. It is the same free listing that shows your business on Google Search and Maps.
Yes, Google does not charge for it. What you pay us for is the time to set it up properly and, if you want it, to keep it active every month.
By having a verified Business Profile with the right categories, accurate details, and real activity: photos, posts, and reviews. Where you appear also depends on how close the searcher is and how well-known your business is locally, which a complete profile and good SEO both help with.
Yes. Service-area businesses, like plumbers, cleaners, or mobile trainers, can hide their address and show the areas they serve instead. Using a fake address or a virtual office is against Google's rules, so we set it up the right way.
Ask every customer, make it easy with a short review link, and reply to every review you get. Do not offer discounts or gifts in exchange, and do not ask only the customers you think are happy: both are against Google's policies.
It can. Google uses Business Profile information, like your services, hours, and location, to answer local questions in Search, including its AI features. Keeping the profile complete and accurate is one of the simplest ways to be part of those answers.