GBP Posting
$99/month
Posts built from what is already on your website plus relevant local events, holidays, and seasonal moments. You get a monthly approval sheet, scheduled publishing, and proof of every post.
Ask about this planGoogle Business Profile Posting
We write it, you approve one sheet a month from your phone, and every post publishes on schedule — fact-checked against your real business, tied to real local events. No more silent-since-March profile.
Ask about GBP postingTwo Plans
$99/month
Posts built from what is already on your website plus relevant local events, holidays, and seasonal moments. You get a monthly approval sheet, scheduled publishing, and proof of every post.
Ask about this planfrom $200/month
Everything in GBP Posting, plus keyword research for your market, monthly rank tracking of the searches that matter, posts steered by what the research shows, and a monthly scoreboard.
GBP Posting is $99 and the local SEO program is $150 on its own — $249 of service for $200, you save $49 every month.
Ask about this planSimple Math
For a service business — a roof, a concrete pour, a pressure wash — one job found through Google can cover a year of this service by itself.
For a shop or cafe, a couple of new regulars can cover the month. You do not need a hundred new customers from Google. The first few pay for the service — everything after that is growth.
Proof
We built this for the businesses we run — a cafe, a pottery studio, and a drive-thru in Centerville. This month: 18 posts scheduled across their profiles, every claim verified before posting.
FAQ
It is worth considering when your profile has gone quiet and customers are checking Google before they call. Posts keep current services, seasonal timing, and local signals visible. They do not promise rankings or sales, but they make the profile look active and cared for.
We do, using what is already on your website plus relevant local events, holidays, and seasonal moments. You approve every word before anything publishes. If something feels off, you can change it on the approval sheet before the month is scheduled.
About two minutes a month for most businesses. You get one approval sheet from your phone with the planned posts and dates. Read it, approve it, or send edits. After approval, the posts are scheduled and you get proof as they publish.
It is the ongoing work of keeping the free business listing Google shows next to search results accurate, complete and active. That covers the primary category, every service you offer, hours and holiday hours, service areas, photos, posts, and replying to reviews. Google decides local ranking on relevance, distance and prominence (Source: Google Business Profile Help, "Improve your local ranking on Google"). Distance you cannot change. Profile management is how you work on the other two.
Because for a search with local intent, Google shows the map pack — three businesses — above the regular results. On a phone that block fills most of the screen. Those three are chosen largely from Google Business Profile signals, not from your website. You can have an excellent site and still be invisible on the map if the profile behind it is thin.
Consistency matters more than frequency. A profile posting once or twice a month reads as active; one that has not been touched in a year reads as abandoned, and Google is not the only one noticing — customers check the last post date too. We schedule a month at a time so it never quietly lapses.
The primary category. Google matches searches to your categories before it matches your business name, and the wrong primary category makes you invisible for the thing you actually do. The second most common is a phone number or address that does not match what other sites list, because inconsistency across the web undermines the profile Google is trying to verify.
It helps, because assistants read the same public business facts Google does — categories, services, reviews, and third-party citations that agree with each other. A complete and consistent profile gives an assistant something to cite. A thin one gives it nothing, so it names somebody else.
Yes, and much of it is worth doing yourself — fill in every field, add real photos, reply to every review. Most owners do not stop because it is difficult. They stop because it never becomes anyone's actual job, and the profile quietly goes stale. What you are paying for is that it keeps happening.
We need manager access to the profile itself, which you grant and can revoke at any time from your own Google account. We never need your password, and you stay the owner of the listing throughout.
Yes. The GBP Posting plan is month-to-month, so you are not locked into a long contract. If your needs change, you can stop before the next monthly cycle. Any posts already approved and scheduled remain part of your Google profile.
Use the existing Local Web Rank project form and tell us you want GBP Posting or GBP Posting + Local SEO.
Start with the lead form