PDFThe Google Maps field guide for local businesses
A four-week plan: measure, reviews, photos, and visits, with a printable review card and shot list.
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Tools and resources
Checklists, worksheets, and templates we use with clients, written for owners who want to do the work themselves. Every download is free with your email, and each one covers a job you can finish in an afternoon.
Rank on the map, measure it on a grid, and turn rankings into calls. See our local SEO services.
Keep the listing live, accurate, and well reviewed. See our GBP management.
Get your business details right everywhere AI tools look. See our AEO | GEO services.
Build pages that rank for each service and town. See our SEO content writing.
Help search engines read your site correctly. See our technical SEO.
Decide where the next marketing dollar goes. See our PPC management.
Two-page companions to the Google Maps field guide, with the categories, photos, and review prompts for your kind of business.
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Each guide was last reviewed in October 2026. Google changes its tools and policies often, so check the linked Google help pages before acting on anything time-sensitive, such as a suspension appeal.
No. Each one is written so an owner or office manager can follow it without an agency.