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We run your Google Business Profile. So more customers find you.

Updated July 2026

We audit it, fix it, reply to your reviews, post weekly updates, and send you a plain-English report every month showing what's working. All done by our team — you never log into anything.

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Google Business Profile management is the ongoing work of running a business's free Google listing so it ranks and wins calls in local search: publishing weekly posts, answering every review, adding fresh photos, tuning categories and the description, and monitoring Q&A — with monthly reporting on the calls, clicks, and direction requests the profile produces. A GBP management company does all of this for a monthly fee; SitePeek is one, at $300/month flat including a website and lead follow-up.

Why does your Google profile matter more than your website?

Because it's seen first. When someone Googles "plumber near me" or "locksmith near me," your Google Business Profile appears in the map results before anyone clicks through to a website. If it's incomplete, outdated, or empty, they call the next business instead — your website never gets the chance.

Most local businesses' Google profiles look like this:

  • Photos older than a year
  • Hours wrong since the last holiday
  • Half the services missing
  • That 3-star review from last summer with no response
  • No posts in 6+ months
  • Wrong attributes (no "mobile service," no "24/7")
  • Q&A questions sitting unanswered
  • Description hasn't been touched since the listing was claimed

Sound familiar? You're not alone — and you're losing calls because of it. Local Pro fixes all of it and keeps it fixed.

Here's why those gaps cost real money. The map pack — the three businesses Google shows above the regular results — displays star rating, review count, photos, hours, and "open now" status, all pulled straight from Google Business Profiles. A searcher comparing three tow operators or three cleaning companies picks in seconds, on exactly those signals. The business with 40 answered reviews and this week's photos wins the call over the one with a year-old photo and an ignored 3-star review, even when the second one does better work.

This is the surface we manage every day for the trades we serve — towing operators, house cleaners, mobile mechanics, pressure washers, body-art studios — businesses where the customer needs someone now and calls whoever looks active and answerable. For those businesses, the Google profile isn't a listing to set up once. It's the storefront.

What does Google Business Profile management include?

Six ongoing work areas, all done for you: a full profile audit, ongoing info maintenance, review replies within 24 hours, a Google post every week, weekly photo uploads, and daily Q&A monitoring. No vague "marketing services" — here's the concrete work.

Full Profile Audit

On day 1 we go through every part of your profile — name, address, phone, hours, services, attributes, description, photos, posts, reviews, Q&A — and find what's missing, wrong, or outdated.

Profile Maintenance

We keep your business info current. Hours changing for a holiday? Service added or dropped? New phone? Text us — we push the change to Google the same day.

Review Replies

Every new Google review gets a reply within 24 hours, written in your voice. We draft each one for your approval, then publish on your behalf. Negative reviews get extra care.

Weekly Google Posts

We publish a Google update every week — services, offers, before/after photos, seasonal reminders. Your profile stays visibly active, which Google rewards in local ranking.

Photo Uploads

You send us photos by text. We organize, label, and upload them to your Google profile. We also recommend what to photograph next based on what's missing.

Q&A Monitoring

When customers ask questions on your Google profile, we draft answers, get your okay, and publish. We also seed common FAQs proactively so your profile feels alive.

What does a GBP manager actually do every week?

A competent Google Business Profile manager ships on a fixed cadence: one Google post and one fresh photo every week, every new review answered within 24 hours, categories and description tuned monthly, Q&A checked daily, and a performance report every month. Done yourself, that same work takes 9 to 15 hours a month.

DeliverableCadence
1 Google post publishedEvery week
1 fresh photo addedEvery week
Every new review answered in your voiceWithin 24 hours
Q&A monitored for new customer questionsDaily
Categories + description tunedEvery month
Performance report sent to youEvery month

The cadence is the product. Google's local algorithm rewards profiles that show recent activity — fresh posts, answered reviews, new photos — over profiles that were "optimized" once and left alone. Activity is only one lever, though: proximity, primary category, reviews, and website relevance all feed the ranking — here's how a business gets into Google's local 3-pack. That's why a one-time cleanup ($300–$1,500 as a single project) stops paying off within a couple of months: the profile goes quiet, and quiet profiles slide. If you're comparing providers, ask for the cadence in writing. "Ongoing optimization" is not a deliverable; "one post per week, replies within 24 hours" is.

It's also why DIY usually fails in practice, not in theory. Every tool in that table is free to use yourself — but value your time at even $50 an hour and those 9 to 15 hours run $450 to $750 a month in labor. Worse, the work is deadline-free, so it's the first thing to slip the week jobs pick up. Miss three weeks of posts and reviews and you've handed back the activity signal you were building.

Every deliverable in this table is included in SitePeek's $300/month Local Pro plan, and every change we make is logged in business.google.com under your account, so the work is verifiable — not taken on faith.

What happens in your first 30 days?

Day 1: you connect your Google account and we audit the profile. Days 2–3: the first round of fixes goes live. Day 7: your first weekly post publishes and review replies are drafted. Day 14: photos are uploaded and Q&A is seeded. Day 30: your first monthly report arrives.

Day 1

Connected. Audit begins.

You sign into SitePeek with the Google account that owns your business listing (one click). We run a full audit of your profile and send you a written summary of what we're going to fix.

Day 2–3

First round of fixes published.

Updated hours, completed services, improved description, attribute updates, missing fields filled in. We text you a summary of every change.

Day 7

First weekly Google post live. Review replies drafted.

We publish your first Google update. Any unanswered reviews get a draft reply sent to you for approval — usually published within 24 hours of your okay.

Day 14

Photo batch uploaded. Second weekly post live.

You've texted us a few photos by now — we organize and upload. All review replies published. Q&A items seeded.

Day 30

Your first monthly report.

Plain-English report showing calls from Google, direction requests, website clicks, search keywords customers used, what we fixed, what's growing, and what to improve next.

What results should you expect, and when?

Expect profile views to climb within the first 30 days, once fixes and weekly activity land. Calls typically pick up in 60 to 90 days, as review velocity, posting cadence, and reply rate compound enough to move local-pack rankings. Anyone promising a specific rank on a schedule is guessing — or lying.

WindowWhat's happeningWhat you should see
Days 1–30 Audit fixes go live, weekly posts and photos start, the review backlog gets answered Profile views climb first — Google surfaces complete, active profiles more often
Days 31–60 Posting and reply cadence holds, categories and description get their first monthly tune Broader search terms trigger your profile; direction requests and website clicks rise
Days 61–90 Review velocity, posting cadence, and reply rate compound into ranking signals Call volume picks up as local-pack position improves for your money keywords

Two honest caveats. First, the curve depends on your starting point: a profile that was unclaimed or idle for a year jumps faster in the first 30 days than one that was already half-maintained. Second, it depends on your market — moving from #12 to #4 in a dense city takes longer than moving from #5 to #2 in a small one. Your monthly report shows the actual numbers (views, calls, direction requests) so you can judge the trend from your own data, not our promises.

What we will never claim: a guaranteed #1 ranking. Nobody controls Google's rankings, and Google itself says so. What the data across our customers supports is the pattern above — and the typical pattern is profile views climbing within the first 30 days, with call volume following in 60 to 90 days, because the profile finally answers, posts, and looks alive.

What's in your monthly report?

Every month, you get a plain-English report showing exactly how your Google profile is performing — and what we did to make it better.

Local Pro · Monthly Report

  • Total Google profile views this month
  • Calls from your Google profile (and how that compares to last month)
  • Direction requests
  • Website clicks from Google
  • Search keywords customers used to find you
  • New reviews and your reply rate
  • Posts we published
  • Photos we uploaded
  • What we fixed on your profile this month
  • What's growing vs. last month
  • Recommendations for next month

How does getting started work?

Three steps: pick the plan, sign in with Google to grant profile access, and we start the same day. No apps to install. No passwords to share. No long onboarding.

1

Pick Local Pro

Sign up on our pricing page or text us at (562) 362-5650 to get started. $300/month flat — no setup fee, cancel anytime.

2

Sign In With Google

One click. You sign into SitePeek with the Google account that owns your business listing and grant us permission to manage your profile — nothing else.

3

We Start That Day

Within 24 hours you have a written summary of what we're going to fix and when. You answer your phone; we do the rest.

Do you stay in control of your Google account?

Yes — always. You remain the Owner of your Google Business Profile; SitePeek works through Google's official sign-in, with access you can revoke in one click from your Google account. We act on your behalf inside the limits you set, and nothing else in your Google account is touched.

Limited permission — Google profile only.We can only act on your Google Business Profile. Nothing else in your Google account — not your email, not your files, not your calendar.
No passwords.You sign in on Google's site, not ours. We never see or store your password.
See everything we do.Every change is logged in business.google.com under your account. Nothing happens that you can't see.
Revoke in one click.Anytime, at myaccount.google.com/permissions. Find SitePeek and click Remove. Your profile and all the work stays.
Google API compliance.We follow Google's data handling and consent rules. See our privacy policy for what we access and why.
Your data is yours.We don't sell it, share it for ads, or use it for anything outside running your profile.

How much does Google Business Profile management cost?

Google Business Profile management costs $100 to $300 per month from a freelancer, $200 to $400 from a GBP-only agency, and $500 to $1,500 from a full local-SEO agency. SitePeek's Local Pro is $300 per month flat — including a website and lead follow-up alongside the profile work.

Who does the workTypical monthly costWhat's covered
Freelancer $100–$300/mo Posts and review replies; scope and consistency depend entirely on the person
GBP-only agency $200–$400/mo Weekly posts, review replies, photos, monthly report — website not included
Full local-SEO agency $500–$1,500/mo GBP plus citations, links, and content; comprehensive retainers run $800–$2,500
SitePeek Local Pro $300/mo flat GBP management + website + lead follow-up, all-in — $0 setup, no contract

Ranges reflect widely reported 2026 prices for a single location.

The trap to avoid is paying twice for half the job. A GBP-only agency covers the map listing but not your website; a website agency charges another $200–$500/mo and never touches your Google profile. Covering both with two vendors typically runs $400–$900 per month — and neither vendor texts your leads back when they come in. That coordination gap is exactly why Local Pro bundles all three for one flat fee.

Before you sign with anyone — including us — read our guide to hiring a Google Business Profile management company. It covers the questions that separate providers who do the work from providers who bill for it.

Read the full 2026 pricing guide →Freelancer, agency, software, and DIY prices — and what each level actually buys

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  • Professional website included — hosting, SSL, local SEO, updates by text
  • Full Google profile audit and cleanup
  • Ongoing profile maintenance
  • Review replies (drafted for your approval)
  • Weekly Google posts
  • Photo uploads (you text, we upload)
  • Q&A monitoring
  • Monthly performance report
  • Priority text + phone support
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Common Questions

No. You sign into Google's own site (not ours) and grant SitePeek permission to manage your Google Business Profile. We never see or store your password.
Yes, always. Every change is logged in business.google.com under your account, with the date and what changed. Plus you get a written report each month showing exactly what we did and what's working.
One click. Go to myaccount.google.com/permissions, find SitePeek, click Remove. We lose access immediately. Your profile and all the work we did stays with you.
Freelancers charge $100 to $300 per month, GBP-only agencies $200 to $400, and full local-SEO agencies $500 to $1,500. SitePeek's Local Pro is $300 per month flat with no setup fee and no contract — and it includes a website and lead follow-up alongside the Google profile management. See our full pricing guide for what each price level buys.
No. Anyone who promises a specific ranking is lying or breaking Google's rules. What we do: keep your profile complete, current, actively maintained, and aligned with every signal Google says it ranks local businesses on (relevance, distance, prominence). Typical pattern: profile views climb in the first 30 days, and call volume picks up in 60 to 90 days as review velocity and posting cadence compound.
We'll help you claim it first. If your business is on Google Maps but you've never claimed the listing, we walk you through Google's verification (usually a postcard or video — takes 5–7 days). Once claimed, you connect it to SitePeek with Google's official sign-in and we start working.
Never. Fake reviews violate Google's policy, can get your listing suspended, and are illegal in many states. We help you respond to real reviews and we'll show you how to ask happy customers to leave honest ones — but we never create, buy, or incentivize them.
Of course. Everything we do is alongside whatever you want to do. If you post a great photo, leave it. If you want to add a service yourself, go ahead. We work in parallel with you, not instead of you.

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