I show up. So you show up.
I come to your business with a camera, shoot a few hundred photos and some short video, and use them to rebuild your Google Business Profile in a single day. After that I keep it posting every week, keep your listings consistent across the web, and write two blog posts a month for your site.
One shoot day. 200 to 300 photos. Six months of posts queued before I leave.
| Metric | Before | Month 3 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calls | 18 | 41 | +128% |
| Direction requests | 52 | 109 | +110% |
| Website clicks | 34 | 77 | +126% |
| Discovery searches | 610 | 1,380 | +126% |
| Photo views | 2,100 | 9,800 | +367% |
Most Google profiles are managed from a laptop that's never been inside the business.
Anyone can pick categories and write a description remotely. Nobody can photograph your space, your team, or your work without being there. That's the part I do, and it works fine alongside whoever already runs your ads or your website.
How the shoot day goes
You don't need to prep anything except the space itself. Pick a day it looks the way you want customers to see it.
- Morning
The shoot
Exterior, signage, the room, the people, the products, and the work in progress. Plus a few short clips.
- Midday
Cull and edit
I keep the strongest frames, color correct them, and sort the library so nothing gets posted twice.
- Afternoon
Profile goes live
Around 100 photos uploaded. Categories, services, hours, attributes, description and booking link fixed.
- Late afternoon
Citations
Your name, address and phone made to match everywhere Google looks to confirm you're real.
- Before I leave
Six months queued
The rest of the photos scheduled as weekly posts, so the profile keeps moving without you.
After that, every month
A Google post every week
Real photos from your own shoot, not stock, going out on a steady schedule.
Two blog posts on your site
Written for your business and your area. You get three business days to flag anything, then they publish. No chasing approvals.
Listings kept in line
I watch your directory listings and fix anything that drifts.
A one-page report
Calls, direction requests, website clicks and searches from your profile. The numbers that tie to actual customers.
Run Rubicon is me, Patrick.
I've spent more than six years running digital marketing at the director level, and a big share of that has been local SEO and Google Business Profiles. One pattern kept showing up: the businesses that do well on Maps have real, recent photos and a profile that's obviously being looked after.
Most owners don't have time for that, and most agencies can't do it from where they sit. So I built a service around showing up in person. Shoot days are me or one of a few photographers I work with directly, and I handle everything after that myself.
No long sales process. Email me your business name and city, and I'll look at your current profile and tell you honestly what I'd change.
Send me your business name.
I'll take a look at your Google profile and reply with what I'd fix first. No obligation.
patrick@runrubiconmarketing.com