Be the business Google sends the call to.
When someone in your suburb searches "plumber near me" or "lawn mowing Toowoomba", Google shows three businesses on the map. We get yours into that three, keep it there, and turn the profile visits into enquiries you can actually answer.
Sign up online in about 4 minutes. You sign the agreement on screen and the first invoice lands in your inbox straight away.
Most tradie profiles are set up once and never touched again.
Wrong categories
A "Gardener" primary category when you want mowing jobs. Google ranks you for the work you told it you do, not the work you want.
No suburbs named
If your profile doesn't say which suburbs you service, Google guesses from your home address and shows you in a 3km circle around your garage.
Nothing new since 2023
No posts, no fresh photos, reviews trickling in once a quarter. Google reads that as a business that might not be trading.
A full rebuild in month one, then we keep it working every month after.
Primary and secondary categories rebuilt around the services you want more of. Off-topic categories removed.
Your priority suburbs set as the service area so you appear for searches in them, not just around your address.
Every priority service listed with its own description, in the words your customers search for.
Names your services and your suburbs so Google and customers both know what you do and where.
Reviewed and corrected with you so "Closed" never shows when you're open.
Send us a photo and the suburb. We write and post it. Google sees activity; locals see work done near them.
After each completed job, your customer gets a text asking for a Google review. You supply the number; the system does the asking.
Calls, texts, web chat and Google messages in one place in the LSP system, so nothing gets missed while you're on the tools.
Profile views, searches you showed up for, calls and direction requests, review count. Plain numbers, before and after, so you can see what the $500 is doing.
Three stages. Nothing changes on your profile until you've told us what you want.
Onboarding
- You fill in the onboarding form: priority suburbs, priority services, anything to remove.
- You grant LSP manager access to the profile.
Full optimisation
- Categories, service area, services, description, hours and contact details all rebuilt.
- Changes sent to you for approval before they go live.
Monthly management
- 8 posts a month from your jobs.
- Automated review requests.
- Lead inbox in the LSP system.
- Progress report every 6 weeks.
One flat fee. No setup charge, no ad spend.
- Minimum term
- 3 months from sign-up ($1,500 inc GST total)
- Billing
- Monthly in advance, first payment on sign-up
- After 3 months
- Month to month, 30 days' written notice either way
- Not included
- Website changes, paid ads, photography (quoted separately)
The Google Business Profile, its reviews and your customer list stay yours. If you ever leave, we remove our access and hand you an export of your contacts.
We don't guarantee rankings; nobody honestly can, because Google decides and it changes with where the searcher is standing. What we guarantee is the work in the agreement, done every month.
Start my profileWhat happens after you hit the button.
Before you sign.
Do I need to give you my Google login?
No. You add Local Service Pro as a manager on your profile from your own account. You can remove us at any time.
What do you need from me each month?
Photos from jobs with the suburb and the service, and the customer contact details for review requests. A text from the ute is enough.
Who sends the review requests?
They go out from the LSP system to customers you've supplied and confirmed have agreed to be contacted. We never message anyone you haven't approved.
Can I stop after three months?
Yes. After the minimum term it runs month to month and either side can end it with 30 days' written notice. The profile, reviews and contacts stay yours.
Is this the same as Google Ads?
No. This is your free Google listing done properly. No ad spend, and the results don't switch off when a budget runs out.