Show real work, not filler

Keep your profile looking like the firm is still working

A profile with old photos and no recent update can make a good firm look forgotten. We keep a small bank of real material and turn it into useful Google updates. The job, area and image all have to be genuine.

01

The work you already do is the source

A finished job, a common customer question, a seasonal service or a change to your hours can all make a useful update. A made-up awareness day cannot. We start with what really happened in the business.

If a customer or property appears in a photo, the right to use it has to be clear. We leave private details out.

02

Real photos beat stock pictures

Your van, tools, team and finished work tell a customer more than a polished stock image. We sort the usable photos, choose the right crop and write plain alt text where the website uses the image too.

  • Your logo and a clear cover image
  • Real work and finished-job photos
  • Team or owner photos you have approved
  • Useful captions without keyword stuffing
03

Each post has one job

A post can explain one service, answer one real question or point out a genuine seasonal need. It gets a clear next step and a suitable image. We do not cram a sales page into the profile.

Bronze includes one useful Google post every week. We use approved real photos when you have them and still check the source each time rather than recycling a generic calendar.

04

Nothing publishes on a guess

Dates, offers, areas and job details come from the business record or your approval. If the source is thin, the post waits. A quiet week is better than a false claim.

Straight answers

What owners usually ask

Do I need professional photos?

No. Clear, real phone photos of the work are useful. They need to be yours to use, free of private details and sharp enough to show the job properly.

Will you generate a year of posts in one go?

No. That usually creates filler. We use real jobs, questions and updates, then keep a sensible rhythm as new evidence arrives.

Can a post promise I will rank higher?

No. Posts keep customers informed and show current work. They are not a ranking guarantee.

Want to know what Google is showing about your firm?

Send us the business name and town. We'll check the profile, website and local map, then show you the first jobs worth doing.