Listed.
One name, one address, one number — on Google, Bing, Apple, Royal Mail PAF and 25+ directories.
Local SEO · get found
Four boring jobs, not a dark art: a Google Business Profile that says what you do, your name, address and number agreeing everywhere, a page for every service, and honest pages for the towns you actually work in. I did all four for V Signs.
One name, one address, one number — on Google, Bing, Apple, Royal Mail PAF and 25+ directories.
The profile says what you do. V Signs went from one category to five.
A page per thing you sell. V Signs: twenty-one service pages, each a search landing.
Honest area pages — only for towns you really work in, inside Google's rules. Never a fake address.
Every review answered, in your voice, within the week.
Baseline captured first; monthly reports after. Nothing on the page is invented.
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The four jobs
What I do Categories, description, service areas, photos, posts, review replies.
What you do Give me access (safely — never your password).
What I do Google → Bing Places → Apple Business Connect → Royal Mail PAF → the directories, all agreeing.
What you do Tell me every old number and address that ever existed.
What I do A page for every service you sell, written for one business, each one a search landing.
What you do Send photos of real jobs.
What I do An honest page for each town you actually work in, with real jobs from there.
What you do Tell me where the van really goes.
The Found add-on
Add any of these to a pack, or run them on a site I did not build. No contract on the monthly.
The ongoing work that moves you up the map pack. Real hours every month, not a dashboard.
Add Monthly SEOLet's bark →SEO takes three to six months to show. No contract, but give it three. On the Pack socials plan too? Google profile posts sit there, the rest sits here, and you get one report.
How it works
I capture what's true today — profile views, calls, search terms, the listings that disagree — so the after means something.
The four jobs, in that order. Profile first; it's the fastest win.
Monthly: what ranked, what rang, what changed. Numbers from Google, not from me.
Proof
Questions
Yes. The website gets you chosen; the profile gets you seen. A good site can sit invisible until the profile is fixed. The website packs →
Google didn't invent it — it copied it from somewhere. Your old site, Yell, Facebook, or one of the company-data sites that publish your registered office from Companies House (often your accountant's). Google, Bing and Apple all read those. I find every copy and fix them in order, so it can't drift back.
Fake ones are. A page per town is fine when it says something true about that town — real jobs, real drive time — and never claims an address you don't have. That's the only kind I build. What the V Signs numbers did →
The profile changes show in days. Listings take weeks to propagate. Pages and towns build over months. I show you the numbers as they land. Or let the reels carry the keywords →
The profile and the review replies, yes — and I'll tell you how. The listings and the pages are worth paying for. Send me the basics →
Access to the profile (shared safely), every old number and address, and photos of real jobs.