I show up. So you show up.

For a local service business, your Google Business Profile does more to get people in the door than anything else you have. It's what shows up when someone nearby searches for what you do, and it's usually the last thing they look at before they call, book or drive over.

I make sure yours is the one they pick. I audit it, come in and photograph your business, rebuild the profile, and then keep it active, monitored and collecting reviews every week.

One quick shoot. 200 to 300 photos. Two Google posts a week from then on.

A normal month on your profileGoogle post Blog post Report

Plus review replies, monitoring and alerts running in the background every day.

Most Google profiles are managed from a laptop that's never been inside the business.

Anyone can pick categories and write a description remotely. Nobody can photograph your space, your team, or your work without being there. That's the part I do, and it works fine alongside whoever already runs your ads or your website.

How it works

I'm only on site for the shoot. Everything else happens before and after, without taking up your day.

  1. Before the shoot

    Audit

    I review your Google profile, website, listings and the competitors showing up around you, so the shoot covers what's actually missing.

  2. Shoot day

    Photos and video

    I come in, shoot 200 to 300 photos and some short clips of your space, team and work, and get out of your way.

  3. That week

    Profile rebuilt

    Photos edited and uploaded. Categories, services, hours, attributes, description and booking link fixed. Citations cleaned up.

  4. That week

    Posts scheduled

    Your photo library and captions loaded into a schedule of two Google posts a week.

  5. From then on

    Automations run

    Posts publish, new reviews get replies, and your profile and website are monitored around the clock.

What keeps running every month

Two Google posts a week

Real photos from your own shoot with captions written for your business, not stock.

Review replies, handled

New reviews get a thoughtful reply automatically, so none sit unanswered.

Scripts to get more reviews

Simple text, email and in-person scripts your team can use to ask happy customers for a review.

Monitoring and alerts

I watch your profile and your website. If an edit, suspension or outage happens, I let you know right away.

Two blog posts on your site

Written for your business and your area. You get three business days to flag anything, then they publish.

Listings kept in line

Your name, address and phone kept consistent across the directories Google checks.

Sample monthly reportIllustrative figures
MetricBeforeMonth 3Change
Calls1841+128%
Direction requests52109+110%
Website visits420690+64%
New reviews29+350%
Review rating4.34.7+0.4
Discovery searches6101,380+126%
Photo views2,1009,800+367%
An example of the one-page report every client gets, with illustrative numbers. Yours starts from your own baseline, measured in the audit.

Every photo and caption is yours.

You get access to the full photo library and every caption written for your profile. Use them on social media, your website, print, anywhere you want. If you'd like to change a caption or reuse it on Instagram, go for it.

Run Rubicon is me, Patrick.

I've spent more than six years running digital marketing at the director level, and a big share of that has been local SEO and Google Business Profiles. One pattern kept showing up: the businesses that win on Google Maps have real, recent photos and a profile that's obviously being looked after.

I work with local service businesses of every kind. If people find you on Google and then call, book or walk in, I can help you get more traffic and more customers. I'm based in Utah and I travel for businesses with multiple locations.

No long sales process. Email me your business name and city, and I'll look at your current profile and tell you honestly what I'd change.

Send me your business name.

I'll take a look at your Google profile and reply with what I'd fix first. No obligation.