Google Business Profile Management Toronto Own the map pack in your city.
Posts, photos, reviews, and citations managed for you — the week-in, week-out GBP work that puts local businesses in the 3-pack and keeps the phone ringing.
Part of the optional Performance plan, with a fee tied to results.
What's included
Everything this service covers.
Profile optimization
Categories, services, attributes, and descriptions set up the way Google's local algorithm actually reads them.
Review generation
A steady stream of real customer reviews through automated asks at the right moment.
Weekly posts & photos
Fresh posts and photos that signal an active business — a ranking factor most competitors ignore.
Citations & consistency
Name, address, and phone consistent across the directories that matter in Canada.
Q&A management
Questions seeded and answered before a competitor or stranger answers them for you.
Monthly local report
Calls, direction requests, and 3-pack rankings — the local numbers that actually predict revenue.
How it works
Three steps, no mystery.
01
Claim & fix
Profile claimed, duplicates removed, categories and services corrected — most profiles we take over have basics wrong.
02
Build the engine
Review generation, weekly posts, and citation cleanup begin on a set cadence.
03
Rank & report
3-pack positions, calls, and direction requests tracked monthly against your key neighborhoods.
What you get
Deliverables, not just activity.
A fully set-up profile
Categories, services, hours, description, and photos fixed so Google reads your business the way it actually is.
Weekly posts and photos
Fresh content published for you every week, so your profile looks active to Google and to customers.
Review replies in your voice
Every review — good or bad — gets a prompt, professional answer that sounds like you, not a bot.
A simple review-ask setup
An easy way to ask happy customers for a review at the right moment, wired into how you already work.
Matching listings across directories
Your name, address, and phone made consistent on the Canadian directories Google checks.
Answers in your Q&A section
Common customer questions asked and answered on your profile before a stranger answers them wrong.
A monthly local report
One plain page showing calls, direction requests, and map rankings for the neighborhoods you care about.
A profile you own
Everything lives in your Google account, so it all stays with you if you ever leave — no strings.
How we run it week to week
Google's local rankings reward businesses that look alive. A profile that was set up once and then went quiet slides down the map while active competitors climb past it. So this service runs as a weekly routine, not a one-time fix.
Each week we publish a fresh post, add photos, answer every new review in your voice, and check the Q&A section so no question sits unanswered. Behind the scenes, we keep your name, address, and phone matched across the Canadian directories Google checks, and we watch for outside edits — anyone can suggest changes to your profile, and unattended suggestions sometimes go live.
Each month you get a plain-language report: how many calls came from the profile, how many people asked for directions, and where you sit on the map in the neighborhoods you care about.
Your part is small. Send us the occasional photo and tell us when hours or services change. The rest runs without you.
What changes in the first 90 days
Month one is cleanup. Most profiles we take over have basics wrong — a missing category, an old phone number on some directory, duplicate listings splitting your reviews. We claim the profile if it isn't claimed, remove duplicates, correct categories and services, rewrite the description in plain language, and load real photos. None of this is glamorous, but Google can't rank a profile it can't read clearly.
Month two builds the engine. Weekly posts and photos start on schedule. The review ask gets wired into your actual customer flow — after the job, the visit, or the delivery — so genuine reviews arrive steadily instead of in bursts. Directory listings get matched so your details read the same everywhere.
By month three the report has enough history to show a real trend in calls, direction requests, and map positions. If a neighborhood isn't moving, we adjust — different post topics, new photo angles, more review volume. And because everything is month-to-month, staying is a decision you make each month, not one you made once in a contract.
How the pricing works
Google Business Profile management is part of the optional Performance plan. You add it on top of the Platform plan, which is $1,000 USD a month, and the Performance fee is based on the results we bring in. Your proposal sets out the exact terms.
Setup is $0, everything is month-to-month, and if you're not satisfied in your first 30 days, you don't pay. The profile lives in your Google account, not ours, so every post, photo and review stays yours if you ever leave.
Google Business Profile questions, answered straight
Google Business Profile work is part of the optional Performance plan, which you add on top of the Platform plan at $1,000 USD a month. The Performance fee is based on the results we bring in. Your proposal gives the exact terms within one business day.
No one can honestly guarantee a 3-pack position — but proximity, relevance, and activity are the levers, and two of the three are workable. Complete profiles with steady reviews, posts, and consistent citations are what the local algorithm rewards, and that's exactly the work this service does weekly.
No. Every plan is month-to-month and you can cancel anytime. Setup is $0, and if you're not satisfied in your first 30 days, you don't pay.
Profile fixes go live right away, but rankings take longer. Google rewards steady activity — reviews, posts, and consistent listings — so most movement builds over months, not days, and speed depends on your city and competition. Your monthly report tracks calls, direction requests, and map rankings, so you can see progress from the first month.
No. If you serve customers at their location — plumbers, cleaners, mobile services — Google lets you list as a service-area business and hide your address. You still show up on the map for the areas you serve. We set those service areas correctly, because getting them wrong is a common reason profiles underperform.
Suspensions happen, usually after big edits or a policy issue on Google's side. If it happens while we manage your profile, we work through Google's reinstatement process with you. We also make changes gradually, which lowers the risk of tripping Google's filters in the first place.
We write the posts and can run them past you first if you want approval. Photos work best when they come from you — quick phone shots of jobs, products, and your team — and we handle the editing, captions, and publishing. If you have nothing to send, we work with what's already on your profile and website.
No, but they're close cousins. Google Business Profile work gets you into the map results when people search nearby. SEO gets your website ranking in the regular results below the map. They share signals, so doing both usually beats doing either alone. That's why both sit in the Performance plan together.