Local visibility fixes

Reviews get attention. Your profile and website have to carry it forward.

Choose one focused fix for the parts of local discovery customers and recommendation systems actually see: your Google Business Profile, your review-request flow, or your AI visibility.

54%of consumers visit a business's website after reading positive reviews, according to BrightLocal's 2026 Local Consumer Review Survey.
01 / REVIEWS

Launch review requests.

Create a repeatable, compliant path for recent customers to leave honest feedback without relying on staff memory.

Primary review link setup
SMS request copy
Email request copy
QR / share link asset
Request timing workflow
Launch test and handoff
$250one-time setup
The workflow asks for honest reviews. It is not designed to suppress negative feedback or condition requests on sentiment.
02 / GOOGLE

Fix my Google Business Profile.

Bring the core business data and profile content into shape so customers see accurate, complete information in Search and Maps.

Profile audit and cleanup
Primary and secondary categories
Services and business description
Hours and core attributes
Business information consistency
Change summary and handoff
$250one-time optimization
This is a fixed-scope optimization, not a promise of rankings. Ongoing posting, review response, or rank tracking is separate if you choose it later.
03 / AI VISIBILITY

Improve AI visibility.

Make the business easier for search engines and AI recommendation tools to identify, understand, and corroborate across the web.

Entity and business-data review
Website identity signals
Structured-data checks
AI crawler / discovery checks
Local information consistency
Priority implementation pass
$250one-time visibility pass
AI systems decide their own answers and recommendations. This service improves the quality and consistency of the signals available to them; it does not guarantee inclusion.

Fresh reviews now feed a wider discovery loop.

BrightLocal reports that 97% of consumers read local-business reviews, 74% care about reviews from the last three months, and 45% used AI tools for local business recommendations in the last year.

The practical takeaway is not “do more marketing.” It is to keep the business information, recent customer proof, and website facts consistent enough to survive the next click or recommendation.

Read the BrightLocal 2026 survey →

Start where the evidence is weakest.

Buy the single fix you need now. You can return for the next problem later without committing to a bundle.