Ninety days, one agreed keyword, one agreed region, measured on a 5x5 or 10x10 grid. If we miss, you do not pay. No access to your Google profile required.
When someone searches for appliance repair in your city, Google shows three businesses above everything else. Fourth place is closer to invisible than it is to third.
Local service searches send the overwhelming share of clicks and calls to those first three results. Everything below competes for what is left.
Most customers will not consider a business under four stars, so a top-three position with a weak rating wastes the placement. Ranking and reputation have to move together.
Volume, rating, and recency feed local prominence directly, and most appliance repair companies ask for reviews sporadically. Consistency is what moves you past them.
Those tactics can move a pin briefly and can also get your profile suspended. A suspended profile ranks nowhere.
We check first and tell you honestly. If we do not think we can win it, we decline the engagement rather than take your money.
It depends entirely on your market. In a dense metro with established competitors it is a real programme of work; in a smaller market it can move quickly. We assess your specific market before quoting, and we decline engagements we do not believe we can win.
For most appliance repair companies it is the obvious high-intent one for your main service plus your area. We agree it in writing before starting, along with the region and the grid.
No. The signals that move local ranking most reliably sit outside the profile: review volume and recency, citation consistency, local relevance on your site, and authority. We never ask for your login.
You get the fees for the Maps engagement refunded in full. Terms, keyword, region, grid size, and threshold are all agreed in writing before anything starts.