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TradeFlo

Google profile and local SEO

Found for the work you want

In every town you cover, not only by name.

Your Google profile and website, checked every week, improved every month, with a short monthly report explaining the work.

On a working day

Your name comes up. Does the right service come up with it?


Customers search for a repair and a town, not your business name. Your listing can show the wrong hours, and your website can barely mention that service. It is hard to tell which part needs attention.

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The service

What we set up for you

  • A profile that matches the business

    We review your profile categories, services, contact details and photos, and you confirm what is accurate.

  • Checks that lead to a fix list

    We set up a weekly check of search visibility, page health and the enquiry routes we can measure, and keep missing information visible.

  • Pages found from customer searches

    We turn the agreed opportunities into service or area pages, using facts about your work, once you approve any business details.

  • A monthly account of the work

    A short monthly report lists the fixes, new content and next priorities, with enquiry tracking shown separately where it is available.

See the shape of it

From a search check to something worth changing.

An illustrative check sheet and monthly fix list. These are example tasks, with no ranking, traffic or enquiry figures.

Sample, illustrative

Check sheet

  • Opening hours match the website (checked)
  • Main category matches the main service (checked)
  • One service has no page of its own (to look at)
  • Service area wording is out of date (to look at)
Sample, illustrative

Monthly fix list

  1. Write the page for the service that has none
  2. Confirm the service area with the owner
  3. Update the profile description once approved
  4. Re-check the weekly readings and note what moved

For your business

What this puts in your hands

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The right job gets its own explanation

A customer with a leaking roof needs different information from one planning a replacement, so you decide which services get their own pages.

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Your listing agrees with your site

We look at the profile alongside the site, so changed hours, an old phone number or a misplaced service can be checked together.

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You can see what the monthly fee covers

Each report says which pages changed and why, beside the readings used, with confirmed enquiries and booked jobs recorded separately.

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The area plan stays realistic

Area pages are for places you actually work, so we ask about travel limits and the jobs you want before proposing any.

From conversation to setup

How we put it in place

  1. Every week

    Check

    We review the site and profile with you, including services and travel limits.

    You get: a written baseline showing what needs checking or fixing.

  2. Choose

    You tell us which jobs matter to the business. We agree the first content priorities.

    You get: a clear list of proposed changes.

  3. Improve

    We prepare the page or profile changes and ask you to verify business facts. Once approved, we apply the work.

    You get: a record of what changed.

  4. Every month

    Explain

    We send the monthly summary. You can question the plan before the next round of work starts.

    You get: the readings, completed changes and next priorities.

Next round

Your part

What we need from you

  • Manager access to your Google profile, where available
  • The services and areas you want to be found for
  • Accurate hours, contact details and approved photographs
  • Access to the site and search reporting, with permissions agreed first

Before anything goes live

What you own and who approves


Your Google profile stays under your business's ownership. You approve factual changes and content about your work; we do the agreed editing. Your written content is yours, while the tools we use to run the checks remain TradeFlo's.

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Example report. Sample details.

This week's report

Aim: more calls and enquiries from people nearby.

What changed

  1. Profile and website now list the same opening hours.
  2. One service still has no page of its own.

Why

  1. People searching for that service land on the home page and leave.

Next

  1. Write the page for that service, once you approve the wording.How we will know: the page is live and listed on your profile.
  2. Check again next week and note what moved.

Not read this week: Profile views. The source did not respond, so we say so.

Keeping you informed

What you see each week


Search and site checks, faults to address and the next proposed action. When a source cannot be read, the note says so; it does not turn missing data into a ranking claim.

Questions

Questions about Google profile and local SEO

Can you promise the top position in Google?

No. We agree the work, check how the pages appear and explain what to improve. Search positions also depend on things outside our control.

What if we cannot access the existing profile?

Tell us who originally set it up. We check the access situation before including profile edits in the scope, and identify what needs resolving first.

Do I need a shop address to discuss this?

No, tell us how your business operates. We check the suitable profile setup rather than publishing an address you do not use for customers.

Can the focus change when our diary fills up?

Tell us which work you want less of. We can review the next priorities with you rather than continuing with a service focus that no longer suits the business.

Do you offer local SEO across Ireland?

Yes. We work with trade businesses anywhere in Ireland. Your area pages cover only the places you actually work, so we ask about travel limits before we propose any.

Can you work on an existing website?

We first check the access and how the site is built. Then we agree whether the useful changes can be made there and what falls within the scope.

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Your next step

Which jobs should people find you for?

Bring your website and Google profile to the conversation. We will look at what needs attention.