Relevance
Does the business clearly match the service someone is searching for?
Google Maps Ranking
Get the map embeds and supporting pages your listing is missing.
One location. One agreed keyword. 21 or more unique pages, including five pages with your map embedded. $397 USD, one payment.
For established business profiles that are still outside the top three for one service search they genuinely serve.
Who this is for
A real business that is already filled in—not a blank profile.
This package is built for a business whose basics are already in place, but whose listing is still not appearing in the top three for one relevant local service search. If the profile is new, incomplete, suspended, or aimed at a place it does not serve, begin with a review instead of this campaign.
A real business with a true address or honest service area, a working website, and an active Google Business Profile.
A complete profile: correct name, phone, hours, website, and primary category.
A real review history—not a new or empty profile—and no current suspension.
One non-branded service search the business genuinely serves, such as “HVAC repair” in Tempe.
Why a listing can stall
Google looks at what you do, where you are, and how well the business is known.
Your profile and website may already explain the first two. Distance is still Google’s decision. This campaign adds a supporting web layer for the third: clear, consistent references to the same business, map, service, and website.
Distance
How far is the business from the person searching? This cannot be bought or moved by a page.
Prominence
Is there enough consistent supporting information around the business and its services?
What we build
21 or more unique pages. Five of them embed your map.
The package starts with a five / seven / nine foundation. The builder may add pages so no two campaigns have the exact same shape. A completed campaign can contain 21 to 30 pages, all built around one agreed location and one service phrase.
Power pages
Each sits on its own host. Each carries your embedded map, matching business details, and the links that point people back to your website and listing.
Spokes
Supporting articles built around close, real-world variations of the service and place. Each one points up to a power page.
Surrounding pages
Useful pages for service variants and neighbourhoods the business genuinely covers. Each one points up to a spoke.
Surrounding pagesReal neighbourhood and service variants
→SpokesSupporting service articles
→Power pagesMap embed, matching details, and three links
→Your website & listingThe two customer destinations
The power pages
These are the five pages that carry the map.
Each power page is a complete, useful page on its own host—not an empty page with a link. It acts as the hub for supporting articles and keeps the agreed business details together.
- Your business name, address, and phone, kept consistent with the listing.
- An embedded Google map for the agreed business profile.
- A three-link path to your website, Google Maps place link, and Maps CID link.
- LocalBusiness schema with the map and verified coordinates.
- A unique article about the agreed service phrase in the real area served.
A wider area for the same listing
Your pin stays where your business is.
A competitor on the same street as the searcher may still be closer. This work does not move your address or override distance. It creates authority and map-embed support around one real keyword, so the listing can show further from the business across the neighbourhoods it genuinely covers.
On a rank grid, that can appear as more measured points where the listing is visible. Same business. Same address. Wider measured coverage—not a new location and not a promise that every searcher will see the same result.
Scope and price
One location. One keyword. One $397 campaign.
The campaign uses neighbourhoods the client genuinely serves. We do not create a list of every town in the state, fake districts, or a second city that does not belong to the business.
Run Your Free Grid AuditWhat the $397 does not include
- Google review writing, rewriting, or incentives.
- A changed address, a second location, or a virtual office.
- A stack of thin city pages for places the business does not serve.
- Google Business Profile edits unless a separate written scope covers them.
- A second keyword or a second location. Each needs a separate campaign.
- A rank-grid refund, top-three promise, or guaranteed Maps placement.
Common questions
Clear scope before you start.
Is this a promise of the top three in Google Maps?
No. Google decides what appears in local results. This package builds a supporting web layer around one real business, one location, and one agreed service phrase. It does not promise a top-three position, a Map Pack placement, calls, leads, or revenue.
Does this move my business pin or override distance?
No. Your pin stays where your business is. A closer competitor may still be closer to the searcher. The aim is to give the listing more consistent supporting information and map embeds for the areas the business already serves.
Who is this not for?
It is not for a new, empty, suspended, or inaccurate profile. It is also not for a keyword, neighbourhood, or city the business does not genuinely serve. Start with the free grid audit if you are unsure.
How many pages does a campaign include?
The minimum package is 21 unique pages: five power pages, seven spokes, and nine surrounding pages. The builder may add pages so campaigns do not all have the same shape. Finished campaigns normally contain 21 to 30 pages.
See where you rank before you decide
Start with a free grid audit.
We will look at one real location and one service phrase first. If the business is a fit, the campaign is $397 for one location, one keyword, and 21 or more unique supporting pages.