Get found on Google

Get found by local customers on Google.

When someone nearby needs your service, they need accurate details and a reason to choose you. We connect your Google Business Profile and website around what you do, where you work and how to enquire.

A written scope and price before you commit.

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An example of a local business website we built. Shown as an example of the work, not as evidence of ranking gains.

Let's start with what matters

You may be tired of reports that don't explain what changed.

Search work can feel hard to judge when all you see is a chart. We make the work visible: the information corrected, the pages improved and the next priority. Before proposing ongoing support, we look at your current profile, website and service area, including whether your business is eligible for a profile.

What the work is designed to change

  1. Give people consistent answers

    Hours, services and contact details should agree across the profile and website. We help remove the small contradictions that leave customers unsure.

  2. Connect the search to the service

    Relevant pages describe the actual service and places you cover. Someone who finds the business can understand whether you are a suitable choice.

  3. Make the monthly work visible

    A concise update explains changes and available performance data. We agree the next useful action, with no promise of a particular Google position.

A brief can start here

Does this sound familiar?

Illustrative briefs to help you picture the work. Your deliverables and scope are agreed around your business.

01

Be clear about what you do and where.

Your website and business profile describe different services, old hours or an area you no longer cover.

What we would work on

We align the essential information and improve the pages that help local customers assess whether you are the right fit. Eligible profiles stay under your ownership.

  • Accurate service and location details
  • Useful local page improvements
  • An agreed profile maintenance plan
02

Give the next customer something useful to judge.

People can find the name, but the photographs, service descriptions and route to contact are thin or out of date.

What we would work on

We identify the missing information, plan useful updates and make it easier to ask real customers for honest reviews. Progress is reported plainly, without promising a ranking.

  • A practical content priority list
  • An honest review-request routine
  • A short update on work and enquiries

The monthly work

Profile, website, monthly review.

  1. 01

    Profile

    • Categories, service area, opening and holiday hours kept correct
    • Services and descriptions written in the words customers search
    • Real photographs of real work, added regularly
  2. 02

    Website

    • Page titles and descriptions that match the place and the service
    • The same name, address, phone and hours on every page
    • Local business structured data so search engines read it properly
  3. 03

    Monthly review

    • Replying to reviews, or drafting replies for you to send
    • Checking how often you appear, and the calls and directions that follow
    • A short written update on what changed and what we suggest next

Monthly update

What your monthly update covers.

An example of the layout, not a real report. Every month you get the same three short sections, written in plain English.

Rankings are decided by Google. We do not promise positions.

Illustrative format

What changed

The work carried out that month — profile edits, new photographs, page updates, review replies.

What we observed

What the Google Business Profile figures showed: how often the listing appeared, and the calls, messages and directions requests recorded.

What we recommend next

The one or two things worth doing next month, and anything we need from you to do them.

If you're still weighing it up

The hesitation is worth talking about.

We already have a Google profile. What would you add?

Having a profile is a starting point. We check accuracy, service information, website consistency and the review routine, then identify which maintenance or improvements would actually be useful.

How do we judge progress without a ranking promise?

We agree what to review before starting: completed work, available profile activity, website enquiries and the outcomes you can share. Search positions are part of the picture, and can change for reasons outside our control.

Need the website and marketing to work together?

Growth brings website care, Google and Meta ads, a monthly page improvement and regular social content together. Materials and automation can be added.

See the plan & pricing

FAQ

Local SEO questions.

Honest pricing, no surprises.

Google profile tune-ups and larger local search projects are scoped to your business and location. Growth includes one improvement to your pages every month; see the pricing page.

A Google profile tune-up is a one-off job. Ongoing profile support and larger search projects are quoted separately. Growth includes one monthly page improvement; routine Website & Care does not include an ongoing SEO campaign. Google Business Profile work is for eligible businesses.

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A useful first conversation

Where are local customers getting stuck?

Send your website or Google profile, your main service and the area you cover. Tell us what feels unclear today, and we can discuss a focused starting scope.

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Prefer email? hello@pagewright.co.uk

  1. Tell us what is happening

    Share the problem, the outcome you want and any budget or timing constraints.

  2. Work out the right starting point

    We discuss the current setup, what else we need to know and a useful first scope.

  3. Decide with the details in writing

    Review the deliverables, fees, responsibilities and outside costs before committing.