Why does my Google profile matter so much?
For many local searches, your profile is the first thing people see. Before your website. Before your social accounts. It shows your hours, photos, reviews, and a button to call or get directions. For a lot of customers, it's the whole decision.
What does the data say?
In Footed By Reesey's own numbers, a visit from Google was worth roughly 26 Instagram visits. Social builds awareness. Google catches people at the moment they're looking for help. That's why we treat the profile as part of the business, not an afterthought.
What makes a profile perform?
- Complete: every field filled in, with the right category and services
- Accurate: hours, areas, and contact details that match your website
- Active: fresh photos, regular posts, and replies to reviews
- Connected: links that send people to booking, not a dead end
A profile that's half finished tells Google and customers the same thing. Nobody's minding it.
How does it connect to my website?
They should tell the same story. The words on your profile and the words on your site should describe your business the same way. When they match, it's clearer to Google what you do and where. We check both side by side and fix the gaps.
What do you do, exactly?
We go through what's there, fill in what's missing, and fix what's wrong. Then we set up the habits that keep it active, like review replies and a steady flow of new reviews. Footed By Reesey's profile is part of the same system as her site and her local search. Each piece supports the others. You stay the owner of the profile. We work inside it with the access you give us, and we tell you what we changed.
Your profile is often your first impression. Make it a complete one.