Who this is for
- Trades and service businesses that work across Melbourne suburbs
- Clinics, practices and shops that rely on nearby customers
- Businesses missing from the Google map results
- Anyone whose Google Business Profile was set up years ago and forgotten
What you get
- Google Business Profile completed and tidied, with the right categories and services
- A simple, ongoing way to ask happy clients for Google reviews
- Service-area pages written for real suburbs, not copy-pasted
- Consistent business details across the directories that matter
- LocalBusiness structured data on your site
- Calls and direction requests tracked
Local search is where most small businesses win or lose
When someone searches "electrician Williamstown" or asks their phone for "a physio near me", Google shows a map with three businesses before anything else. AI tools increasingly lean on the same information: your Google Business Profile, your reviews and what other sites say about you.
What we do
- Fix your Google Business Profile. Right categories, services, hours, photos and a description that sounds like you.
- Set up a review habit. A short link and a simple routine for asking happy clients. No fake reviews, ever.
- Write location pages properly. Only for areas you genuinely serve, each with something real to say.
- Clean up your listings. Same name, phone and address everywhere that matters.
- Mark it up. LocalBusiness structured data, so search engines and AI tools can't misread your details.
Based in Melbourne, like you
We're in Williamstown and have worked with Melbourne businesses for over 20 years through Intellecta. We know the difference between Footscray and Frankston.
Common questions
How important are Google reviews?
Very. Reviews affect whether you show in the map results, whether people click, and increasingly whether AI tools recommend you. Steady, genuine reviews beat a burst of them.
Should I make a page for every suburb?
Only for suburbs where you genuinely work and have something specific to say. A hundred near-identical suburb pages can do more harm than good.
I don't have a shopfront. Can I still rank locally?
Yes. Service-area businesses can hide their address on Google Business Profile and still appear for the areas they serve.