Your Armstrong Creek Google listing, on the right street.
Someone new to Charlemont opens Maps and types "electrician near me". The pins they see become their shortlist.
76%
of local searchers visit in 24h
2.7x
more trusted when complete
5.0
from 125+ Google reviews
Three things we find in new estates.
New suburbs throw up listing problems older ones don't.
The street isn’t on the map yet
New streets can take a while to appear on Google Maps. Until then, your pin sits in a paddock.
The category is too broad
“Contractor” as the main category. Google uses it to match searches, so a vague one misses the specific ones.
A logo and one photo of the van
A logo and one photo of the van, while newcomers compare listings side by side.
In a new suburb,
the map is word of mouth.
New residents have nobody to ask, so they ask Google Maps. A missing or bare pin drops you off the shortlist.
A listing a stranger can trust.
We check who owns the profile, then fix what keeps you off the map.
A pin in the right place
We place the pin by hand and report the missing street to Google.
The most specific category that fits
Your main job as the primary category, with secondary ones for the rest.
Photos of the work
Job photos added as the work happens.
The questions we get.
Usually Google matched the address to the nearest street it knew. You can move the pin by hand in the profile.
Yes. Place the pin manually, or hide the address and set a service area. Google decides which way you verify.
The places you actually drive to. Google allows up to 20, so name Armstrong Creek, Charlemont and Mount Duneed if you work there.
The most specific one for your main work as the primary category. Google allows up to nine more for the rest.
No. We cover Geelong, the Surf Coast and Golden Plains.
Worth a look first.
Three places to go before you get in touch.
See your listing
the way a newcomer does.
We’ll search for your trade from Armstrong Creek, on a phone, and tell you what a new resident sees first.
We reply within one business day.