THE PROFILE FIX // $49

Get found on the map before you spend another dollar on ads.

You are paying for leads you should be getting free, and the ones you do get slip through. This is the first fix, and the cheap one. Your Google profile, checked and cleaned up, with a rank grid that shows what a customer three miles out actually sees. It is the first month of every SEO plan I sell. $49 on its own.

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Why the map, and why first.

When someone searches "roofer near me", Google shows three businesses on a map before it shows a single website. Which three depends on your profile, your reviews, and whether your name, address, and phone match everywhere you are listed. Most businesses have never had any of that checked. A wrong category and a stale listing on a directory you forgot existed is enough to keep you out of that box across half your service area.

Fixing the profile is the cheapest thing in local marketing that moves the needle, and it is what every one of my SEO plans starts with. So I sell that first month on its own, at a tenth of the price, because the fastest way to show you the work is to do it.

Four things, inside a week.

$49 one time. Normally $500.
The profile fix

The check, and the fix

  • A 9x9 rank grid across your service area. 81 points, each one showing where you came up when the search was run from there.
  • An audit of every listing that already exists for you, on Google and the directories that matter, with what is wrong on each one
  • Your Google Business Profile cleaned up: categories, services, hours, description, photos
  • A short written read on what the grid says and what would move it. Yours to keep, whether or not you ever buy anything else.

What it is not: it is not monthly SEO and it will not put you first on the map by itself. It is the baseline every plan needs and most businesses never get. If the audit finds nothing wrong, I will tell you that, and you will have paid $49 to know it. Four of these a month, so each one gets done properly.

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How it goes.

Pay the $49. Card, about a minute.

Tell me which listing is yours. One short form: the business name as it appears on Google, your main service, and the city. I send a request for manager access to your profile and you approve it from your email. Nobody else gets access and nothing on the profile moves without you seeing it.

Five business days. The grid runs, the audit gets written, the profile gets cleaned up.

You get the page. The grid, the audit, and the read, by email and text. Then nothing, unless you want something.

Go on to a plan within 30 days and the $500 setup is waived, since the work is already done. The plans are on the pricing page, every deliverable listed.

Fair things to ask.

Is this really the $500 setup? It is the same grid, the same audit, and the same profile cleanup. The setup on a plan also includes fixing the listings the audit finds wrong across the directories, which is the ongoing part of Foundation. Here you get the list of what is wrong and the profile itself fixed.

Why so cheap? Because it is the beginning of a relationship I want, and because the fastest way to show you what the monthly work looks like is to do the first month of it. Nobody here is pretending $49 covers the hours.

Do I have to give you my Google login? No. You approve a manager request from your own email. You can remove me with one click any time.

What if I do not have a Google profile? Then that is the finding, and it is the biggest one. Buy this and I will set one up with you instead of auditing one that does not exist.

Is there a catch after? No call is required and there is no auto-renew. The page is yours. If the grid raises questions, you can book fifteen minutes and I will walk you through it.

Order the $49 profile fix.

Tell me who you are and which listing is yours. I will send the $49 invoice and the manager access request within one business day, and the clock starts when both are done.

Got it.

The invoice and the access request are on their way, within one business day. Approve the access from your email and the five days start.

- Chad · Scroll Theory Media