Find Out Exactly Why You're Not Ranking on Google Maps

Yes, genuinely. I offer free audits because they demonstrate my knowledge and often lead to paid work — but there's absolutely no obligation. If the audit is useful and you want to work together, great. If not, you still have a valuable action plan at zero cost.

Within 24 hours of submitting the form. I review every audit personally rather than running an automated report, so each one takes real time to produce. I prioritise quality over speed.

Just your business website, location, and industry. Everything else — your GBP, citations, on-page signals, and competitor analysis — I find and review myself. You don't need to give me access to anything.

I'll mention my services once at the end of the audit report. If you're not interested, that's completely fine and there'll be no follow-up sales pressure. The audit is genuinely useful whether or not we work together.

Any local service business — plumbers, HVAC companies, electricians, cleaning companies, dentists, physiotherapists, restaurants, law firms, landscapers, and more. If you rely on local customers finding you on Google, the audit applies to you.

Absolutely. The action plan is written for business owners, not technical experts. Most of the quick wins involve GBP updates, citation corrections, and simple website changes that don't require a developer. I also recommend free tools for each task.

There's almost always room to rank higher, hold that position more firmly, or expand into more keyword searches and additional service areas. The audit often uncovers vulnerabilities that could knock you out of the top 3 if a competitor acts on them first.

Yes — I work with service businesses worldwide. Local SEO principles are consistent whether you're in London, New York, Dubai, or Sydney. The specific citation sources and directories vary by country, which I account for in every audit.