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Rank-in-Maps is the operations platform for local visibility: evidence-backed audits, performance tracking, review backups, client-ready packs, and reports people actually read. 100% white-hat. No retainer lock-in.


For years, agencies have charged monthly retainers for Google Business Profile management, then asked owners to provide the content and do much of the work anyway.
We believe that is backwards. You should be able to improve your own profile without being locked into a retainer you cannot leave.
What if instead:
That is why Rank-in-Maps exists.
We are not anti-agency. When you need strategic consulting or complex multi-location rollout, agencies can provide real value.
But for most local businesses, you just need practical tools, clear guidance, and support when you want it. That is us.

Craig Burton
Founder
15 years in local SEO focused on helping local businesses improve visibility and win more customers
Real business owners share the headaches they face with Google Business Profiles.
See how Agent Gabriel helps you handle each one.
I have been frustrated with the verification process taking too long.
Every time Google asks you to 'verify' something, it feels like a test you're destined to fail. Phone calls that never come, postcards that get lost, verification codes that expire. Meanwhile, potential customers can't find you.
My competitor down the road has fewer reviews than me, but he still ranks higher. I don't get it.
You've worked hard to get reviews, responded to every one โ and yet some dodgy-looking listing with 3 reviews is outranking you. It feels like the algorithm is punishing you for trying.
Google suspended my profile and I have no idea why.
You didn't change anything. You didn't break the rules (as far as you know). One day you're showing up, the next day you're gone. No warning, no explanation โ just vanished. And trying to get help from Google is like yelling into a black hole.
I have been frustrated with the verification process taking too long.
Every time Google asks you to 'verify' something, it feels like a test you're destined to fail. Phone calls that never come, postcards that get lost, verification codes that expire. Meanwhile, potential customers can't find you.
My competitor down the road has fewer reviews than me, but he still ranks higher. I don't get it.
You've worked hard to get reviews, responded to every one โ and yet some dodgy-looking listing with 3 reviews is outranking you. It feels like the algorithm is punishing you for trying.
Google suspended my profile and I have no idea why.
You didn't change anything. You didn't break the rules (as far as you know). One day you're showing up, the next day you're gone. No warning, no explanation โ just vanished. And trying to get help from Google is like yelling into a black hole.
I have been frustrated with the verification process taking too long.
Every time Google asks you to 'verify' something, it feels like a test you're destined to fail. Phone calls that never come, postcards that get lost, verification codes that expire. Meanwhile, potential customers can't find you.
My competitor down the road has fewer reviews than me, but he still ranks higher. I don't get it.
You've worked hard to get reviews, responded to every one โ and yet some dodgy-looking listing with 3 reviews is outranking you. It feels like the algorithm is punishing you for trying.
Google suspended my profile and I have no idea why.
You didn't change anything. You didn't break the rules (as far as you know). One day you're showing up, the next day you're gone. No warning, no explanation โ just vanished. And trying to get help from Google is like yelling into a black hole.
I have been frustrated with the verification process taking too long.
Every time Google asks you to 'verify' something, it feels like a test you're destined to fail. Phone calls that never come, postcards that get lost, verification codes that expire. Meanwhile, potential customers can't find you.
My competitor down the road has fewer reviews than me, but he still ranks higher. I don't get it.
You've worked hard to get reviews, responded to every one โ and yet some dodgy-looking listing with 3 reviews is outranking you. It feels like the algorithm is punishing you for trying.
Google suspended my profile and I have no idea why.
You didn't change anything. You didn't break the rules (as far as you know). One day you're showing up, the next day you're gone. No warning, no explanation โ just vanished. And trying to get help from Google is like yelling into a black hole.
They just spammed their name with keywords and now they rank. Isn't that against the rules?
You're playing fair, but your competitor just added five cities and a service into their business nameโฆ and they shot to the top. You report them, nothing happens. Meanwhile, you stay stuck.
My biggest struggle has been dealing with fake reviews and how to get them removed.
That one-star review from a competitor (or angry ex-customer) is killing your business, and Google's help pages might as well be written in ancient Greek. You've got real work to do, not time to become a review dispute expert.
I keep getting calls from people who say they can 'fix' my Business Profile โ are they scammers?
You're already stressed about being found online, and now you're dodging daily spam calls from shady 'marketing experts'. Half the time, you're not even sure what's real and what's a scam.
They just spammed their name with keywords and now they rank. Isn't that against the rules?
You're playing fair, but your competitor just added five cities and a service into their business nameโฆ and they shot to the top. You report them, nothing happens. Meanwhile, you stay stuck.
My biggest struggle has been dealing with fake reviews and how to get them removed.
That one-star review from a competitor (or angry ex-customer) is killing your business, and Google's help pages might as well be written in ancient Greek. You've got real work to do, not time to become a review dispute expert.
I keep getting calls from people who say they can 'fix' my Business Profile โ are they scammers?
You're already stressed about being found online, and now you're dodging daily spam calls from shady 'marketing experts'. Half the time, you're not even sure what's real and what's a scam.
They just spammed their name with keywords and now they rank. Isn't that against the rules?
You're playing fair, but your competitor just added five cities and a service into their business nameโฆ and they shot to the top. You report them, nothing happens. Meanwhile, you stay stuck.
My biggest struggle has been dealing with fake reviews and how to get them removed.
That one-star review from a competitor (or angry ex-customer) is killing your business, and Google's help pages might as well be written in ancient Greek. You've got real work to do, not time to become a review dispute expert.
I keep getting calls from people who say they can 'fix' my Business Profile โ are they scammers?
You're already stressed about being found online, and now you're dodging daily spam calls from shady 'marketing experts'. Half the time, you're not even sure what's real and what's a scam.
They just spammed their name with keywords and now they rank. Isn't that against the rules?
You're playing fair, but your competitor just added five cities and a service into their business nameโฆ and they shot to the top. You report them, nothing happens. Meanwhile, you stay stuck.
My biggest struggle has been dealing with fake reviews and how to get them removed.
That one-star review from a competitor (or angry ex-customer) is killing your business, and Google's help pages might as well be written in ancient Greek. You've got real work to do, not time to become a review dispute expert.
I keep getting calls from people who say they can 'fix' my Business Profile โ are they scammers?
You're already stressed about being found online, and now you're dodging daily spam calls from shady 'marketing experts'. Half the time, you're not even sure what's real and what's a scam.
I think managing Google Business Profile is really challenging because of constant updates and unclear guidelines.
You started your business to be a consultant, plumber, or therapist... not a Google marketing expert. But somehow you're spending hours trying to figure out why your profile disappeared or how to respond to reviews properly.
I looked up my own business โ and my competitor showed up instead.
You typed in your exact business nameโฆ and Google showed a rival. It's like handing your customers over on a silver platter. You're losing traffic without even knowing it.
I don't know if I'm doing it right, and I'm scared I'll mess something up.
You're trying to follow the rules, but Google's instructions are vague. You're second-guessing every change, worried that ticking the wrong box could get you suspendedโor just completely disappear from search.
I think managing Google Business Profile is really challenging because of constant updates and unclear guidelines.
You started your business to be a consultant, plumber, or therapist... not a Google marketing expert. But somehow you're spending hours trying to figure out why your profile disappeared or how to respond to reviews properly.
I looked up my own business โ and my competitor showed up instead.
You typed in your exact business nameโฆ and Google showed a rival. It's like handing your customers over on a silver platter. You're losing traffic without even knowing it.
I don't know if I'm doing it right, and I'm scared I'll mess something up.
You're trying to follow the rules, but Google's instructions are vague. You're second-guessing every change, worried that ticking the wrong box could get you suspendedโor just completely disappear from search.
I think managing Google Business Profile is really challenging because of constant updates and unclear guidelines.
You started your business to be a consultant, plumber, or therapist... not a Google marketing expert. But somehow you're spending hours trying to figure out why your profile disappeared or how to respond to reviews properly.
I looked up my own business โ and my competitor showed up instead.
You typed in your exact business nameโฆ and Google showed a rival. It's like handing your customers over on a silver platter. You're losing traffic without even knowing it.
I don't know if I'm doing it right, and I'm scared I'll mess something up.
You're trying to follow the rules, but Google's instructions are vague. You're second-guessing every change, worried that ticking the wrong box could get you suspendedโor just completely disappear from search.
I think managing Google Business Profile is really challenging because of constant updates and unclear guidelines.
You started your business to be a consultant, plumber, or therapist... not a Google marketing expert. But somehow you're spending hours trying to figure out why your profile disappeared or how to respond to reviews properly.
I looked up my own business โ and my competitor showed up instead.
You typed in your exact business nameโฆ and Google showed a rival. It's like handing your customers over on a silver platter. You're losing traffic without even knowing it.
I don't know if I'm doing it right, and I'm scared I'll mess something up.
You're trying to follow the rules, but Google's instructions are vague. You're second-guessing every change, worried that ticking the wrong box could get you suspendedโor just completely disappear from search.
Every time I update my business hours, they mysteriously change back to the wrong times.
You've corrected your hours three times this month. Each time, within days, they're wrong again. Now customers are showing up when you're closed, and you're losing trust and revenue because Google can't keep your basic info straight.
There are multiple listings for my business and I can't figure out how to merge or delete them.
Somehow you have three profiles. One has your old address, one has the wrong phone number, and you're not even sure which one customers are seeing. You've tried to fix it, but Google's system makes it feel impossible.
I've been trying to reach Google support for weeks and can't get a real person to help me.
You've filled out forms, followed help articles, and sent messages into the void. Nothing. No response. No help. Just automated replies that don't address your actual problem. You're stuck, and no one seems to care.
Every time I update my business hours, they mysteriously change back to the wrong times.
You've corrected your hours three times this month. Each time, within days, they're wrong again. Now customers are showing up when you're closed, and you're losing trust and revenue because Google can't keep your basic info straight.
There are multiple listings for my business and I can't figure out how to merge or delete them.
Somehow you have three profiles. One has your old address, one has the wrong phone number, and you're not even sure which one customers are seeing. You've tried to fix it, but Google's system makes it feel impossible.
I've been trying to reach Google support for weeks and can't get a real person to help me.
You've filled out forms, followed help articles, and sent messages into the void. Nothing. No response. No help. Just automated replies that don't address your actual problem. You're stuck, and no one seems to care.
Every time I update my business hours, they mysteriously change back to the wrong times.
You've corrected your hours three times this month. Each time, within days, they're wrong again. Now customers are showing up when you're closed, and you're losing trust and revenue because Google can't keep your basic info straight.
There are multiple listings for my business and I can't figure out how to merge or delete them.
Somehow you have three profiles. One has your old address, one has the wrong phone number, and you're not even sure which one customers are seeing. You've tried to fix it, but Google's system makes it feel impossible.
I've been trying to reach Google support for weeks and can't get a real person to help me.
You've filled out forms, followed help articles, and sent messages into the void. Nothing. No response. No help. Just automated replies that don't address your actual problem. You're stuck, and no one seems to care.
Every time I update my business hours, they mysteriously change back to the wrong times.
You've corrected your hours three times this month. Each time, within days, they're wrong again. Now customers are showing up when you're closed, and you're losing trust and revenue because Google can't keep your basic info straight.
There are multiple listings for my business and I can't figure out how to merge or delete them.
Somehow you have three profiles. One has your old address, one has the wrong phone number, and you're not even sure which one customers are seeing. You've tried to fix it, but Google's system makes it feel impossible.
I've been trying to reach Google support for weeks and can't get a real person to help me.
You've filled out forms, followed help articles, and sent messages into the void. Nothing. No response. No help. Just automated replies that don't address your actual problem. You're stuck, and no one seems to care.
You always have the final say: AI proposes, you review, you approve, AI executes
Why are nearby businesses getting more calls from Google when I've been open longer? What should I fix first?

Optional AI support that drafts, explains, and summarises. You review and approve before anything is published.
Audits, scorecards, and reports work from your actual Google listing data, not generic advice. Everything is grounded in what is really happening with your business.
Track real actions: calls, direction requests, website clicks, and bookings. Focus on outcomes, not vanity metrics.
AI drafts, you edit and approve, then schedule. Keep your voice and brand, move faster with support.
Get the core of your Google Business Profile right first: structure, categories, content, and reviews, so every ranking improvement compounds.
Everything your AI needs to run local SEO properly: live Google data, verifiable audit evidence, and persistent business memory.
Monthly change summary
Each month, the platform reviews your connected metrics and highlights what changed, what improved, and what to work on next.
You stay in control
You decide what to share, what to track, and when to act. The dashboard supports your decisions, it does not make them for you.
Track how often your profile appears in local searches across your service area.
Monthly scorecard covering profile health, key actions, and priority improvements.
Keep your profile active with regular posts. AI helps you draft, you review and publish.
AI-drafted review responses that match your tone. You approve before anything goes live.
See how your listing compares to nearby competitors and where you can improve.
Get notified if anything on your profile changes unexpectedly.
Clear performance reports covering calls, direction requests, website clicks, and more.
Track how often your profile appears in local searches across your service area.
Monthly scorecard covering profile health, key actions, and priority improvements.
Keep your profile active with regular posts. AI helps you draft, you review and publish.
AI-drafted review responses that match your tone. You approve before anything goes live.
See how your listing compares to nearby competitors and where you can improve.
Get notified if anything on your profile changes unexpectedly.
Clear performance reports covering calls, direction requests, website clicks, and more.
Track how often your profile appears in local searches across your service area.
Monthly scorecard covering profile health, key actions, and priority improvements.
Keep your profile active with regular posts. AI helps you draft, you review and publish.
AI-drafted review responses that match your tone. You approve before anything goes live.
See how your listing compares to nearby competitors and where you can improve.
Get notified if anything on your profile changes unexpectedly.
Clear performance reports covering calls, direction requests, website clicks, and more.
Track how often your profile appears in local searches across your service area.
Monthly scorecard covering profile health, key actions, and priority improvements.
Keep your profile active with regular posts. AI helps you draft, you review and publish.
AI-drafted review responses that match your tone. You approve before anything goes live.
See how your listing compares to nearby competitors and where you can improve.
Get notified if anything on your profile changes unexpectedly.
Clear performance reports covering calls, direction requests, website clicks, and more.
Optional built-in AI assistance for drafting and explaining, with full user review and approval.
Learn by doing with guided lessons
Connect your real profile data so recommendations are based on what is actually happening
AI drafts your posts, you review and approve

Track calls, directions, clicks, and enquiries
Prompt from Dr. Virat (Lotus Dental): help me understand what changed this month before I share anything publicly.Insight: More customers opened the listing after new treatment photos went live.Change: Direction requests increased after service details were rewritten in plain language.Next step: Keep review requests and weekly updates consistent for the next 30 days.Proof: More calls, more direction requests, and more website visits than the first tracked month.โ Summary ready: What changed, what improved, and what to do nextโ Nothing is shared until you approve the resultConnect the AI agent you already use over MCP or A2A - it keeps its own context, we hand back bounded, authenticated evidence.
Run local visibility work the way you deliver it: collect what you need from the client, do the work against evidence, and hand over reports and records they can keep.
Send the client a tokenised intake link - no login needed on their side. Import their reviews from a CSV export, and get a versioned bundle with CSV mirrors and a downloadable ZIP, built on the open Frictionless Data Package standard.
Intake links, reviews backup, and ZIP exports are live today.
Work the cycle: observe, prioritise, act, verify. Every finding and fix is recorded against dated observations, so improvements are provable instead of remembered.
Evidence cycles with dated records are live today.
Export audit PDFs and monthly change summaries your clients actually read: what changed, what improved, and what to do next - with the records to back it up.
Audit PDF export and monthly summaries are live today.
When a review disappears or a profile changes overnight, you'll have dated records to point to - not just a memory of how things were.
Also browse our free AI Productivity Tools
Enterprise-grade security and practical local SEO tools designed to protect your business data and grow your visibility.
Your Google Business Profile data is protected with secure connections and best-practice handling.
For groups and networks: standardise what good looks like and roll it out across locations.
Live Proof
Every business in the programme can add its before-and-after results to our public page. What you see there is real data from real customers: calls, direction requests, and visits, not agency screenshots.
Currently tracking 70 included businesses.
Connect your AI to the free local SEO playbook today. Add the paid tools when you are ready to work on your own business.
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The public local SEO playbook, your own Second Brain and a first look at your business, with no payment.
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Put your own business facts, evidence and next actions inside the AI tools you already use.
Compare every plan on the pricing page. The 30-place Founder Working Cohort is there too.
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Plain answers to the questions business owners and agencies actually search for, grounded in the Rank-in-Maps tools.
Yes. Most neglected profiles can be cleaned up in an afternoon: fill every blank field, fix the primary category, replace stock photos with real ones, remove duplicate listings, and re-verify the address. The 'mess' usually comes from a partial setup left untouched for years, not from anything structural. Once the core is correct, the listing starts to behave normally within weeks.
Three causes cover most cases. The profile is unverified or pending verification. The primary category doesn't match what customers actually search for. Or the listing is missing core information Google needs to trust it. After fixing those, distance from the searcher and prominence (reviews, photos, activity) decide where you rank. A complete, verified profile in the right category usually reappears within a few weeks.
Timing varies by business, area, competition and the profile's starting condition. Start by correcting your information, then track calls, direction requests, website clicks and views regularly to see what changes for your business.
Yes. Most neglected profiles can be cleaned up in an afternoon: fill every blank field, fix the primary category, replace stock photos with real ones, remove duplicate listings, and re-verify the address. The 'mess' usually comes from a partial setup left untouched for years, not from anything structural. Once the core is correct, the listing starts to behave normally within weeks.
Three causes cover most cases. The profile is unverified or pending verification. The primary category doesn't match what customers actually search for. Or the listing is missing core information Google needs to trust it. After fixing those, distance from the searcher and prominence (reviews, photos, activity) decide where you rank. A complete, verified profile in the right category usually reappears within a few weeks.
Timing varies by business, area, competition and the profile's starting condition. Start by correcting your information, then track calls, direction requests, website clicks and views regularly to see what changes for your business.
Yes. Most neglected profiles can be cleaned up in an afternoon: fill every blank field, fix the primary category, replace stock photos with real ones, remove duplicate listings, and re-verify the address. The 'mess' usually comes from a partial setup left untouched for years, not from anything structural. Once the core is correct, the listing starts to behave normally within weeks.
Three causes cover most cases. The profile is unverified or pending verification. The primary category doesn't match what customers actually search for. Or the listing is missing core information Google needs to trust it. After fixing those, distance from the searcher and prominence (reviews, photos, activity) decide where you rank. A complete, verified profile in the right category usually reappears within a few weeks.
Timing varies by business, area, competition and the profile's starting condition. Start by correcting your information, then track calls, direction requests, website clicks and views regularly to see what changes for your business.
Yes. Most neglected profiles can be cleaned up in an afternoon: fill every blank field, fix the primary category, replace stock photos with real ones, remove duplicate listings, and re-verify the address. The 'mess' usually comes from a partial setup left untouched for years, not from anything structural. Once the core is correct, the listing starts to behave normally within weeks.
Three causes cover most cases. The profile is unverified or pending verification. The primary category doesn't match what customers actually search for. Or the listing is missing core information Google needs to trust it. After fixing those, distance from the searcher and prominence (reviews, photos, activity) decide where you rank. A complete, verified profile in the right category usually reappears within a few weeks.
Timing varies by business, area, competition and the profile's starting condition. Start by correcting your information, then track calls, direction requests, website clicks and views regularly to see what changes for your business.
Yes, indirectly. They don't move you to the top on their own, but Google tracks engagement and freshness. A profile that gets a weekly post, a new photo, or a Q&A answer behaves like an active business; one that doesn't slowly slides down. Photos also tip click-through on Maps when customers compare two similar businesses side by side.
The usual gaps: the short description, the services list, opening hours including holiday hours, the relevant attribute checkboxes (women-owned, wheelchair-accessible, etc.), products with prices, owner-seeded Q&A entries, geotagged photos, and a primary category that matches what customers actually type into Maps. Most profiles are missing at least four of these.
Make it easy, not pushy. Add the short review link to receipts, send a one-tap follow-up SMS about 24 hours after service, and drop a review link in your email signature. Reply to every review, including short ones; the visible activity doubles the weight of each new review and signals that the business is engaged.
Yes, indirectly. They don't move you to the top on their own, but Google tracks engagement and freshness. A profile that gets a weekly post, a new photo, or a Q&A answer behaves like an active business; one that doesn't slowly slides down. Photos also tip click-through on Maps when customers compare two similar businesses side by side.
The usual gaps: the short description, the services list, opening hours including holiday hours, the relevant attribute checkboxes (women-owned, wheelchair-accessible, etc.), products with prices, owner-seeded Q&A entries, geotagged photos, and a primary category that matches what customers actually type into Maps. Most profiles are missing at least four of these.
Make it easy, not pushy. Add the short review link to receipts, send a one-tap follow-up SMS about 24 hours after service, and drop a review link in your email signature. Reply to every review, including short ones; the visible activity doubles the weight of each new review and signals that the business is engaged.
Yes, indirectly. They don't move you to the top on their own, but Google tracks engagement and freshness. A profile that gets a weekly post, a new photo, or a Q&A answer behaves like an active business; one that doesn't slowly slides down. Photos also tip click-through on Maps when customers compare two similar businesses side by side.
The usual gaps: the short description, the services list, opening hours including holiday hours, the relevant attribute checkboxes (women-owned, wheelchair-accessible, etc.), products with prices, owner-seeded Q&A entries, geotagged photos, and a primary category that matches what customers actually type into Maps. Most profiles are missing at least four of these.
Make it easy, not pushy. Add the short review link to receipts, send a one-tap follow-up SMS about 24 hours after service, and drop a review link in your email signature. Reply to every review, including short ones; the visible activity doubles the weight of each new review and signals that the business is engaged.
Yes, indirectly. They don't move you to the top on their own, but Google tracks engagement and freshness. A profile that gets a weekly post, a new photo, or a Q&A answer behaves like an active business; one that doesn't slowly slides down. Photos also tip click-through on Maps when customers compare two similar businesses side by side.
The usual gaps: the short description, the services list, opening hours including holiday hours, the relevant attribute checkboxes (women-owned, wheelchair-accessible, etc.), products with prices, owner-seeded Q&A entries, geotagged photos, and a primary category that matches what customers actually type into Maps. Most profiles are missing at least four of these.
Make it easy, not pushy. Add the short review link to receipts, send a one-tap follow-up SMS about 24 hours after service, and drop a review link in your email signature. Reply to every review, including short ones; the visible activity doubles the weight of each new review and signals that the business is engaged.
Once a week is enough to stay active. One short post, one new photo, and one Q&A answer per week keeps the profile fresh in Google's eyes without eating into your week. The bigger gains come from keeping hours, holiday hours, and products accurate. Outdated hours do more damage than infrequent posts do good.
Most owners can do it themselves. The work is judgement, not technical skill: picking the right category, writing the right description, noticing what is missing, and responding to reviews. Most agencies charge monthly fees for tasks that take an owner about 30 minutes a week after a short training. Agencies make sense for multi-location businesses or owners who would rather not touch it at all.
Automated profile monitoring is on the roadmap, but it is not part of the current launch offer. Business MCP and the Founder cohort focus on the hosted MCP and portable Second Brain while we test which alerts and reports are genuinely useful.
Once a week is enough to stay active. One short post, one new photo, and one Q&A answer per week keeps the profile fresh in Google's eyes without eating into your week. The bigger gains come from keeping hours, holiday hours, and products accurate. Outdated hours do more damage than infrequent posts do good.
Most owners can do it themselves. The work is judgement, not technical skill: picking the right category, writing the right description, noticing what is missing, and responding to reviews. Most agencies charge monthly fees for tasks that take an owner about 30 minutes a week after a short training. Agencies make sense for multi-location businesses or owners who would rather not touch it at all.
Automated profile monitoring is on the roadmap, but it is not part of the current launch offer. Business MCP and the Founder cohort focus on the hosted MCP and portable Second Brain while we test which alerts and reports are genuinely useful.
Once a week is enough to stay active. One short post, one new photo, and one Q&A answer per week keeps the profile fresh in Google's eyes without eating into your week. The bigger gains come from keeping hours, holiday hours, and products accurate. Outdated hours do more damage than infrequent posts do good.
Most owners can do it themselves. The work is judgement, not technical skill: picking the right category, writing the right description, noticing what is missing, and responding to reviews. Most agencies charge monthly fees for tasks that take an owner about 30 minutes a week after a short training. Agencies make sense for multi-location businesses or owners who would rather not touch it at all.
Automated profile monitoring is on the roadmap, but it is not part of the current launch offer. Business MCP and the Founder cohort focus on the hosted MCP and portable Second Brain while we test which alerts and reports are genuinely useful.
Once a week is enough to stay active. One short post, one new photo, and one Q&A answer per week keeps the profile fresh in Google's eyes without eating into your week. The bigger gains come from keeping hours, holiday hours, and products accurate. Outdated hours do more damage than infrequent posts do good.
Most owners can do it themselves. The work is judgement, not technical skill: picking the right category, writing the right description, noticing what is missing, and responding to reviews. Most agencies charge monthly fees for tasks that take an owner about 30 minutes a week after a short training. Agencies make sense for multi-location businesses or owners who would rather not touch it at all.
Automated profile monitoring is on the roadmap, but it is not part of the current launch offer. Business MCP and the Founder cohort focus on the hosted MCP and portable Second Brain while we test which alerts and reports are genuinely useful.
Run the free GBP Scorecard at rank-in-maps.com/scorecard. It checks completeness, category fit, NAP consistency, photo and post activity, review velocity, and the most common ranking blockers in under a minute. You get a scored report with the specific gaps to fix first, ranked by likely impact.
Centralise three things: a single dashboard per client with all locations attached, a monthly snapshot capture so you have evidence to show, and standardised packs (audit, evidence, recommendations) you can drop into client reports. Rank-in-Maps is built for this: one workspace, multiple GBP locations, per-location history, and exportable client packs so delivery looks the same regardless of who on your team does the work.
Capture before/after snapshots and keep them. The Rank-in-Maps dashboard records profile changes, calls, direction requests, and review deltas over time. You can attach the results to the public results page so the client sees their own proof. Month-over-month artefacts (snapshots, call trends, ranking evidence) are what turns a renewal conversation from a pitch into a review of receipts.
Run the free GBP Scorecard at rank-in-maps.com/scorecard. It checks completeness, category fit, NAP consistency, photo and post activity, review velocity, and the most common ranking blockers in under a minute. You get a scored report with the specific gaps to fix first, ranked by likely impact.
Centralise three things: a single dashboard per client with all locations attached, a monthly snapshot capture so you have evidence to show, and standardised packs (audit, evidence, recommendations) you can drop into client reports. Rank-in-Maps is built for this: one workspace, multiple GBP locations, per-location history, and exportable client packs so delivery looks the same regardless of who on your team does the work.
Capture before/after snapshots and keep them. The Rank-in-Maps dashboard records profile changes, calls, direction requests, and review deltas over time. You can attach the results to the public results page so the client sees their own proof. Month-over-month artefacts (snapshots, call trends, ranking evidence) are what turns a renewal conversation from a pitch into a review of receipts.
Run the free GBP Scorecard at rank-in-maps.com/scorecard. It checks completeness, category fit, NAP consistency, photo and post activity, review velocity, and the most common ranking blockers in under a minute. You get a scored report with the specific gaps to fix first, ranked by likely impact.
Centralise three things: a single dashboard per client with all locations attached, a monthly snapshot capture so you have evidence to show, and standardised packs (audit, evidence, recommendations) you can drop into client reports. Rank-in-Maps is built for this: one workspace, multiple GBP locations, per-location history, and exportable client packs so delivery looks the same regardless of who on your team does the work.
Capture before/after snapshots and keep them. The Rank-in-Maps dashboard records profile changes, calls, direction requests, and review deltas over time. You can attach the results to the public results page so the client sees their own proof. Month-over-month artefacts (snapshots, call trends, ranking evidence) are what turns a renewal conversation from a pitch into a review of receipts.
Run the free GBP Scorecard at rank-in-maps.com/scorecard. It checks completeness, category fit, NAP consistency, photo and post activity, review velocity, and the most common ranking blockers in under a minute. You get a scored report with the specific gaps to fix first, ranked by likely impact.
Centralise three things: a single dashboard per client with all locations attached, a monthly snapshot capture so you have evidence to show, and standardised packs (audit, evidence, recommendations) you can drop into client reports. Rank-in-Maps is built for this: one workspace, multiple GBP locations, per-location history, and exportable client packs so delivery looks the same regardless of who on your team does the work.
Capture before/after snapshots and keep them. The Rank-in-Maps dashboard records profile changes, calls, direction requests, and review deltas over time. You can attach the results to the public results page so the client sees their own proof. Month-over-month artefacts (snapshots, call trends, ranking evidence) are what turns a renewal conversation from a pitch into a review of receipts.
Answers to common questions about the MCP-first launch and what comes next.
