Bronze Build
$149.99
You fill out the questionnaire, supply the images, and we build the Profile
Silver Build
$199.99
We take your content, add SEO, Images, add five reviews, and list the products or services you offer.
Gold Build
$249.99
We take your content, add SEO, Images, add five reviews, and list up to three products or services.
Platinum Build
$549.99
You fill out the questionnaire, supply the images, and we build the Profile
Audit Profile
$24.99
We can review your existing Profile and see what content can improve your ranking by adding critical components.
Video Verification
$49.99
Northern Bay Area Business only, If you need a person to come to your place for the verification for Google, we can do it for you.
Window Poster
$49.99
Window poster with QR code to link your video or business page
3D Virtual Walk Through
$499.99
We can make a virtual rendering of your property with a voice-over of your products and services. Starting 300 sq feet
Bronze Build
Silver Build
Gold Build
Platinum Build
Basic Plan
Premium Plan
Advance Plan
Ultimate Plan
$149.99
$199.99
$249.99
$549.99
Published Listing
Your Business location
Your Business Hours
Your Business Logo & Cover Image
Mobile, Desktop & Mobile App
Interior Images
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Digital Enhance Image, We adjust your images.
SEO – Built in the build
Add in reviews, Custom Logo
Add Google Chat Service
Products or Services, Image description & price
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Promotional Video Link from YouTube
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180 Seconds
Window Poster to connect to your business listing
Virtual 3D Dollhouse walkthrough
A Benefit / Feature
We meet our Clients where they are
Working side-by-side with clients has been the core bases of our business since 1998; you have a unique way of serving your community, and we place it in a format everyone can see.
FAQ
Eligible businesses
To qualify for a Business Profile on Google, a business must make in-person contact with customers during its stated hours.
There are some exceptions:
- ATMs, video-rental kiosks, and express mail drop boxes are permitted. If you add these locations, you must include contact information for customers to get help.
- Seasonal businesses, like an ice-skating rinks only open in winter months, are eligible. These businesses must display permanent signage at their location year-round.
- Delivery-only food services are permitted with some conditions.
Ineligible businesses
The following businesses are not eligible for a Business Profile:
- Rental or for-sale properties such as vacation homes, model homes, or vacant apartments. Sales or leasing offices, however, are eligible for verification.
- An ongoing service, class, or meeting at a location that you don’t own or have the authority to represent.
- Lead generation agents or companies.
Ownership
Only business owners or authorized representatives may verify and manage their business information on a Business Profile. If you wish to share management access to your Business Profile with others, you can add a manager.
Additional guidelines for authorized representatives
Any individual or company that manages business information for a Business Profile that they don’t own is considered an authorized representative. Examples: a third-party SEO/SEM company; a friend of the business owner; an online ordering, scheduling, or booking provider; and an affiliate network provider.
Authorized representatives must:
- Never claim a Business Profile without express consent from the business owner.
- Never make false, misleading, or unrealistic claims.
- Never use harassing, abusive, or untrustworthy tactics with potential or existing customers.
- Always work directly with the business owner to complete verification. Learn more about verification.
- Always ensure that the business owner understands what a Business Profile on Google is and where Business Profile data is used. Authorized representatives should share the following resources with the business’s owner:
- Always keep the business owner informed about which actions the authorized representative will take on the Business Profile.
- Always follow Guidelines for representing your business on Google. Note that the phone number and website for a Business Profile should always be the single, authoritative phone number and website for the business and be verifiable by the business owner. Website content must be owned and managed by the business owner.
- Always respond to management access requests promptly, and always transfer Business Profile ownership to the business owner immediately upon request. Authorized representatives must, whenever possible, encourage the business owner to create an account, own the Business Profile, and add authorized representatives as managers. Learn how to transfer ownership.
Failure to adhere to these policies may result in a suspension for the Business Profile and/or Google Account.
Business description
Use the business description field to provide useful information on services and products offered, as well as the mission and history of your business.
You should be upfront and honest about the information provided, focusing on content that’s relevant and useful to your customers to understand your business. Content that’s irrelevant to your business or has no clear association with it isn’t allowed. Refer to our overall Guidelines for representing your business on Google.
Content published in this field should not:
- Mislead users. Do not provide inaccurate or false information about your business or the services and products offered.
- Display low-quality, irrelevant, or distracting content. For example, misspellings, gimmicky character use, gibberish, etc.
- Focus on special promotions, prices, and offer sales. Examples of content not allowed include, “Everything on sale, -50%” and “Best bagels in town for $5!”
- Display links. No links of any type are allowed.
- Display offensive or inappropriate content:
- Harassing, bullying, or hateful content. Published content must not promote hatred or incite violence against individuals or groups based on ethnic origin, religion, disability, gender, age, veteran status, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
- Content containing obscene, profane, or offensive language.
- Terrorist content. We do not permit terrorist organizations to use this service for any purpose, including recruitment. We also strictly prohibit content related to terrorism, such as content that promotes terrorist acts, incites violence, or celebrates terrorist attacks. If posting content related to terrorism for an educational, documentary, scientific, or artistic purpose, be mindful to provide enough information so viewers understand the context.
- Sexually suggestive or explicit content. Content must not include profanity, sexually graphic and offensive slang terms, terms that are common signals for pedophilia, content that promotes pedophilia, bestiality, or sexual violence, or content that promotes escort services or other services that may be interpreted as providing sexual acts in exchange for compensation.
- Display unpermitted content:
- Do not upload content related to the sale of dangerous and illegal products or services.
- Do not upload content that exploits or abuses children.
Name
To help customers find your business online, accurately represent your business name. Your name should reflect your business’s real-world name, as used consistently on your storefront, website, stationery, and as known to customers.
Add additional details like address, service area, business hours, and category in the other sections of your business information.
For example, if you create a Business Profile for a 24-hour coffee shop in downtown San Francisco called Shelly’s Coffee, you would enter that business information as:
- Business name: Shelly’s Coffee
- Address: 3247 Poppy Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
- Hours: Open 24 hours
- Category: Coffee shop
Including unnecessary information in your business name isn’t permitted, and could result in the suspension of your Business Profile. Refer to the specific examples below to determine what you can and can’t include in your business name.
Address
Use a precise, accurate address and/or service area to describe your business location. P.O. boxes or mailboxes located at remote locations aren’t acceptable.
- Create your Business Profile for your actual, real-world location.
- Suite numbers, floors, building numbers, and so on may also be included. Only include information like cross-streets and nearby landmarks in regions where the official street address doesn’t accurately pinpoint the business’s location.
- If you must specify a mailbox or suite number:
- Enter your physical address as “Address Line 1.”
- Enter your mailbox or suite number as “Address Line 2.”
- If your business rents a physical mailing address but doesn’t operate out of that location, also known as a virtual office, that location isn’t eligible for a Business Profile.
- Businesses can’t list an office at a co-working space unless that office maintains clear signage, receives customers at the location during business hours, and is staffed during business hours by your business staff.
- Do not include information in address lines that doesn’t pertain to your business’s physical location, like URLs or keywords.
- Do not create more than one page for each location of your business, either in a single account or multiple accounts.
- Individual practitioners and departments within businesses, universities, hospitals, and government buildings may have separate pages. For more info, go to specific guidelines about individual practitioners and departments.
- Businesses showing their address on Google should maintain permanent fixed signage of their business name at the address.
- If your address doesn’t have a street number, or the system can’t find it, you can pin your business’s location directly on the map.
Service-area businesses
Service-area businesses, or businesses that serve customers at their locations, should have one profile for the central office or location with a designated service area. Service-area businesses can’t list a “virtual” office unless that office is staffed during business hours.
Some businesses, like auto repair shops that have a garage for repairs and offer roadside service, are hybrid service-area businesses. These businesses can show their storefront address and designate a service area on their Business Profile. If you serve customers at your address and want to set a service area, your business location should be staffed by your team and able to receive customers during its stated hours.
Google determines how best to display your business address based on your business information and information from other sources.
Storefront versus service-area businesses
If your business doesn’t have a storefront with clear signage but travels to customers at their physical locations, you’re allowed one service-area Business Profile.
If you have different locations for your service business, with separate service areas and separate staff at each location, you’re allowed one profile for each location. The boundaries of your profile’s overall service area shouldn’t extend farther than about 2 hours of driving time from where your business is based. For some businesses, larger service areas may be appropriate.
Learn more about service-area businesses.
If you’re a service-area business, you should hide your business address from customers.
- For example, if you’re a plumber and run your business from your residential address, clear the address from your Business Profile.
Business hours
Provide your regular customer-facing hours of operation. If applicable, you may use your current seasonal hours as your regular hours. You may also specify special hours for particular days, like holidays or special events.
Certain types of businesses shouldn’t provide hours, including those with varied hours (like schedules for different types of activities, including showtimes, worship services, or classes) and those that operate only by appointment. Examples of business that shouldn’t provide hours include, but aren’t limited to:
- Indoor lodging such as: Hotels, motels, and apartment buildings/complexes
- Schools and universities
- Movie theaters
- Transportation services and airports
- Event venues and natural features
If your business has departments, provide the business hours for each department on that department’s separate Business Profile, and provide the business hours for the main business on the main Business Profile. Learn about departments.
Sets of hours
If your business has multiple sets of hours, refer to these guidelines for particular industries:
- Banks: Use lobby hours if possible. Otherwise, use drive-through hours. An ATM attached to a bank can use its own separate Business Profile with its own, different hours.
- Car dealerships: Use car sales hours. If hours for new car sales and pre-owned car sales differ, use the new sales hours.
- Gas stations: Use the hours for your gas pumps.
- Restaurants: Use the hours when diners can sit down and dine in your restaurant. Otherwise, use takeout hours. If neither of those is possible, use drive-through hours, or, as a last resort, delivery hours.
- Storage facilities: Use office hours. Otherwise, use front gate hours.
- To highlight times for specific services, you can also set More hours.
- In general, you should set More hours as a subset of your primary hours.
Seasonal hours
If your business has seasonal hours, use the following guidelines:
- During the season your business is open, set your regular hours of operation. You may set special hours for holidays, temporary closures, or other events.
- You can also indicate that your business is open only for a specific seasonal period in your business description.
- During off-season, you can mark your business as temporarily closed.
- Set your regular business hours when your business reopens.
Client Testimonials
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