Be the business AI names first.

Because the work does. A business with a tidy Google profile and two directory listings needs far less than one with duplicate listings, an old phone number on ten sites and three locations. The free check shows exactly what's needed, and you get a fixed quote before you decide.

Some of it, yes. The hard parts are knowing which of the many sites actually matter for your industry, testing the assistants properly (hundreds of answers, asked the same way every time) and keeping everything right month after month. That's what we've built our tools and process around, so you can get on with running your business.

It overlaps, but it isn't the same. SEO is about ranking in a list of links. An AI assistant gives one short answer with a few names, built from your Google profile, your website and the sites it trusts. We work on those sources and measure the answers directly. Much of the same work helps on Google Maps too, and we track that as well.

That's the whole point of it, but nobody can honestly promise a number. What we do is get you into the answers and the Google Maps results customers use to choose who to call, and then measure it: how often the AI names you, where you come up on Google Maps, calls from your Google profile, and the jobs you tell us came from it. If the numbers aren't moving, you'll see that too.

Yes. Google says complete, accurate details and more reviews help a business show up in local results, and that's a big part of our work. On the monthly plan we search Google Maps for your trade and main services from the suburbs you work in, and show you where you come up each month and who's above you.

No, and be wary of anyone who does. Nobody controls what an AI says, and answers vary from one ask to the next. We fix what the assistants rely on and measure the result the same way every month, so you can see whether it's working.

Five: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google Gemini with Google Maps, Google's AI Overviews and Google's AI Mode. We use official connections, search from your area, and ask every question three times because answers vary.

We re-test six weeks after we start. Corrections to your details and Google profile tend to show up first. New listings, reviews and mentions build over the following months, which is what the monthly work is for.

After each job, you add the customer on your phone: their first name and mobile, about 15 seconds. We text them, signed with your name and business, asking for an honest Google review, with one reminder a week later on Grow and Build. Only add customers who say it's OK, and we ask every customer the same way, never just the happy ones, because that's Google's rule and it keeps your reviews believable. No paying for reviews, no writing them. Customers can opt out with one reply, and we delete their details 30 days after the last text.

Only what the work needs, and never your passwords. On Google you add us as a manager. For your website, you add us as a separate user, or we send a short brief to whoever looks after it. Directories without team logins we set up with you on a quick call, in your business's name, or keep the login in a password vault you own. You can remove our access any time, and everything stays in your name.

You get your own private client portal: your results and real quotes of what the AI says about you, the plan with every task and date, a log of every change we make, and anything we need you to approve. During setup we also send a short email each week, then a monthly update with your numbers. Nothing goes live without your OK.

Keep and Grow have a three-month minimum. Build has six, because that's how the new website is paid for. After that it's month to month: stop whenever you like or switch plans. Everything we set up stays yours, including the website on Build.

Yes, on the Build plan, when your current website is what's holding you back. We build it from what's on your site now and your Google profile, with your own photos, and you approve a preview before it goes live. Your domain stays in your name, and the site is yours to keep after the six-month minimum.

Local businesses across Australia whose customers search for them: trades, gardeners and cleaners, mechanics and car services, cafés and restaurants, salons, gyms and other local services.