Somewhere along the way — an old manager's login, a data feed, a well-meaning cousin — your Google profile drifted away from your business. The hours are from two summers ago. The services list is half empty. A customer drove across town last month because Google showed you closed on a day you were open, and you will never know her name.
A stale profile is not a small cosmetic issue. For most local businesses the profile IS the homepage — it is what the map shows, what the call button dials, what the reviews hang on. When it lies, it lies at the exact moment of decision.
What leaving it costs
The rescue is priced against a single lost customer: if wrong hours or a missing service cost you one job, one patient, one booking a month, $299 is the cheapest month you will ever buy back. The sweep that finds these defects reads profiles the way your customers do — and most profiles we open have at least one material error.
after-hours inquiries × $ per booked job = $ gone
The fix: Google Profile Rescue
$299 one-time
What is included
- Full profile rebuild: categories, services, hours, attributes, photos, Q&A — checked against what a complete profile carries
- Wrong and stale information removed; services you no longer offer stop being sold by your own listing
- A before/after record, so you can see exactly what changed
- The monthly shortlist: what a managed profile does next, so the rescue does not decay
What is not included
- No ranking promises — a complete profile is the foundation, not a guarantee
- Ongoing management is not included — that is Managed Google Presence (from $129/mo)
- We work in the profile you own; ownership disputes with old agencies or ex-employees are a findings item, not silent scope
Micro Credit: 100% of this fee is credited toward a Presence Foundation install or the flagship setup if you sign within 90 days. One correction round (facts, names, numbers) is included.
The rescue checklist is the same one we run on our own business's profile — completeness across categories, services, hours, photos and Q&A, checked the way the Tacochela diagnostic reads a presence: in that business's case, the audit is what found five figures of search impressions sitting next to a map presence that did not match them.
The free presence audit
We check your site, your Google profile, your review state, and how fast a test inquiry gets answered — and send you the three findings that matter. Yours to keep, whoever fixes them.