Top 3 on Google Maps in your suburb. Handled.
When someone near you searches for what you do, three businesses get the calls. We run your Google profile the way theirs is run — reviews, replies, posts, photos, listings — and show you the heatmap every month. You keep doing the work.
I’m Daine, it’s just me, and I’m on the Gold Coast. If you’ve had a text from me, this is who sent it. Free score by text, no login, no obligation.
Illustrative, not a result we’re claiming. It’s what the monthly report looks like: each dot is where you rank when someone searches from that spot.
Only three businesses fit on the first page.
Search “plumber near me” and Google shows a map with three names under it. That’s the first page. Everyone else is behind a “More places” tap, and number 1 gets called first.
First page. The map box.
Number 1 gets the call. Number 2 gets it when 1 doesn’t pick up. This is where the work is, and it’s what both guarantees are about.
Behind “More places”.
A second tap most people never make. A few calls a month, if you’re lucky, and only from people who didn’t like the first three.
Nobody scrolls that far.
You might as well not have a profile. Most tradies we score start here without knowing it, because their own searches show their own business.
You’re not losing to better tradies.
You’re losing to better Google profiles.
Google can’t see your work. It can only see your profile. Three things decide who’s in the top 3.
A half-finished profile
Most tradies filled in the name and number in 2019 and never went back. No services list, no description, three photos from a job in the rain. Google ranks the finished ones.
Reviews that stopped, and nobody replied
Eleven reviews, the last one two years ago, none answered. The mob down the road has 300, gets a new one every week, and replies to every single one. Google notices both.
Your details don’t match around the web
An old number on Yellow Pages, a different address on Facebook, the business name spelt three ways. Every mismatch is a reason for Google to trust you a little less.
Where do you rank right now?
Four details. Daine looks at your profile and texts you a score out of 100, plus the three things holding it back.
What runs on your profile, every week.
The same things the top-ranked profiles in your trade do. Done for you, on a schedule, with a report you can read in two minutes. Every line below is in both plans.
Your profile
- Filled in the way the top-ranked ones are Services, descriptions, categories, attributes, links. Then a “why not #1?” report every month: the exact gaps between you and the top 3, with the fix for each.
- A fresh post every week, offers when you have them Written for your business, with a branded image. Approve each one first, or let it run. A profile that’s alive ranks differently to one quiet since 2022.
- Your job photos, tagged and scheduled Uploaded on a drip, tagged with your suburb and keywords. Every photo becomes a ranking signal, not just a picture.
- Short promo videos, made from your photos A 45-second narrated video published to your profile, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram. YouTube is one of the most-cited sources in Google’s AI answers.
Your reviews
- Every finished job gets asked By text and email, with one reminder for the ones who forget. Nobody who’s already reviewed gets pestered, and nobody gets filtered.
- Every review answered, new and old New ones the same day, in your voice. The old unanswered ones get replied to too, a few a day so it looks natural. Google says replying lifts visibility.
- Bad reviews that break the rules get reported properly Flagged to Google with the exact policy they breach, which is what actually gets them removed. Real ones get a good reply instead.
- Five-star reviews become social posts Automatically, branded, on your profile and your socials. Your happiest customers do your marketing.
- The photo review request A Handled extra: the ask arrives as a photo of you holding a sign with their name on it. People reply to that.
Your listings and website
- Your details made identical everywhere Name, address and number built and synced across 62 directories, including the sources ChatGPT and Gemini read. Duplicates removed. Change your hours once and every listing follows.
- Your website wired into it Live review, photo, post and FAQ widgets on your site, plus the schema code and the title and description fixes Google and the AI assistants read. No website? We build one.
Your numbers
- A ranking heatmap every month Where you rank, suburb by suburb, for up to 10 searches, before and after. It’s how you see the needle move, and how the guarantee is measured.
- Who’s above you and why A breakdown of the businesses in your top 3: what they’re doing, and where they’re slipping.
- Whether the AI assistants recommend you ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and the rest, tracked monthly and actively worked on. Increasingly where the search starts.
- A plain-English update every week Plus an alert the moment a new review lands or anything on your profile changes without you. One link grants access at the start; you never hand over a password.
Score first. Then decide.
Get your score
Four details in the form above. Daine texts you a score out of 100 and the three things holding it back. If your profile’s fine, the text says so and that’s the end of it.
A ten-minute chat
Which searches matter to you, which suburbs, who’s above you. We agree the 10 keywords the heatmap tracks, and you pick the sprint or ongoing.
We run it. You read the report.
One link grants access to your profile — no passwords, about ten minutes. Day-1 heatmap first, so there’s a baseline. Then the profile, reviews, posts, photos and videos run every week, and a fresh heatmap lands every month.
A sprint, or ongoing. Both with a guarantee in writing.
No setup fee. No lock-in on Ongoing. Daine will tell you which one fits, and what it costs, when he texts your score.
The 90-Day Sprint
For a profile that’s invisible or well behind. Everything, hard, for 90 days — then a cheaper Ongoing rate.
- The past-customer review blitz. We text every past customer you have a number for and ask for the review. Thirty reviews in a month changes how Google sees you.
- Profile rebuilt from scratch, photos collected and tagged, listings cleaned up across the web
- A website built for you, mobile-first
- Everything in Ongoing, running for 90 days
- Day-1 and day-90 heatmaps, side by side
The guarantee If your average Maps rank across your tracked keywords isn’t at least 50% better on your day-90 heatmap than on your day-1 heatmap, we keep working, at no charge, until it is.
Then a cheaper Ongoing rate to keep it going. The heavy lifting’s done, so the upkeep costs less.
Ongoing
For a profile that’s on the map and needs to climb, or stay there. Month to month.
- Everything in “what runs every week” above
- Review requests after every job, replies to every review
- A ranking heatmap and a competitor breakdown every month
- Website included while you’re subscribed
- Cancel any month. No lock-in.
The guarantee If none of your tracked keywords rank in the top 3 anywhere on your Maps heatmap after six months, and you cancel before month seven starts, we refund half of everything you’ve paid.
Month to month · no setup fee
Not sure which? Get the score first. It usually makes the choice for you.
Nobody can guarantee a #1 spot on Google. Here’s what I can.
“No one can guarantee a #1 ranking on Google. Beware of SEOs that claim to guarantee rankings.” Google, in its own advice to business owners about hiring SEO help
Anyone who promises you the top spot is having you on. What I promise is measurable, on a report you get every month, and written into the agreement:
- Sprint: average rank across your tracked keywords at least 50% better on day 90 than on day 1, or we keep working free until it is.
- Ongoing: a tracked keyword in the top 3 somewhere on your heatmap within six months, or half your money back when you cancel before month seven.
- Only your own customers get asked for reviews. Never bought, never filtered. That’s Google’s rule and it’s ours.
Straight up: the automations run on our platform. Cancel and they stop. Your Google profile, your reviews and your listings are yours and stay exactly where they are — they live on Google, not with us.
I’m Daine.
I’m on the Gold Coast, it’s just me, and I’ll be the one reading your report and the one you text. I’d rather you had my number than a support ticket.
The things people ask before they reply.
Did you text me?
Probably. I text businesses whose Google profile doesn’t match how good they are. If it’s not for you, reply STOP and you won’t hear from me again.
What’s a heatmap, and what are “tracked keywords”?
Google ranks you differently depending on where the person searching is standing. The heatmap is a grid of points across your area; each one shows where you rank for a search like “electrician near me” from that spot. A 1, 2 or 3 means you’re in the map box on the first page; 4 and beyond is behind a “More places” tap. We agree up to 10 of those searches at the start. That’s what both guarantees are measured on, from the same monthly report you get.
Why six months on the ongoing plan?
Because that’s how long Google takes. Rankings usually start moving in months three to six, and anyone promising the top 3 in a fortnight is guessing. The sprint moves faster because it does six months of work in 90 days, starting with the review blitz.
Who actually does the work? You, or a robot?
Both, honestly. The posting, photo tagging, review replies and listings run on software that studies the top-ranked profiles in your category and applies what they do. I set it up, choose the keywords, run the past-customer review blitz, read your reports and tell you what they mean. You’ll never be handed off to a portal.
Do you buy reviews, or filter out the bad ones?
No. Google’s rules say you can’t, and profiles that do get suspended. Every customer who finishes a job gets the same polite ask. Reviews that break Google’s policies, fake ones and competitor spam, get reported properly. Real bad reviews get a good reply.
Sprint or ongoing?
If you’ve got under about 30 reviews or you’re nowhere on the map, the sprint, because the review blitz is what moves a cold profile, and afterwards Ongoing is cheaper. If you’re on the map and want to climb or hold, Ongoing. The score will tell you.
What happens if I cancel?
You stop paying and the automations stop. Your Google profile, every review and every listing stay exactly where they are, because they live on Google and the directories, not with us. A website we built runs on our platform: on Ongoing it’s included while you’re subscribed; after a sprint it’s hosted for 12 months regardless. You keep your domain either way.
Find out where you rank. Then decide.
Thirty seconds. Free. If your profile’s already in good shape, I’ll say so and leave you alone.
Just me. No sales team, no calendar, no lock-in.