Same-Day Review Replies
Every new review gets a written reply the day it arrives — including the bad ones, which are the ones your next customer reads most carefully.
Every review answered the same day, posts and photos published on schedule, and someone watching the listing when Google or a competitor changes it.
Google Maps management is $149, $249 or $449 a month. Every plan replies to each new review the same day, publishes Google Maps posts, uploads new photos, reports spam reviews to Google and keeps hours, services and products current. What changes between the plans is volume: 4, 10 or 30 posts and photos a month. Setting the profile up in the first place is separate one-time work — that is Google Maps setup, from $149.
Setup is a one-time job. What follows is not. Reviews arrive on a Saturday night. Your hours change in December. A customer suggests an edit to your listing and Google can apply it. Google can suspend a profile and only tells you after the fact, so the first sign is usually a business owner noticing they have vanished from the map.
Google Maps management is the monthly work that keeps all of that from sitting unattended: replies written the same day a review lands, posts and photos published so the profile is not a screen full of nothing, and the listing checked so a wrong phone number does not stay wrong for three weeks.
Five stars and one star both get a reply the day they land. Google's own guidance is to read and reply to reviews, and an unanswered one-star sits at the top of your profile for as long as you leave it there. Replies name the service and the city, so the profile reads like a business, not a template.
Google gives every profile a place to publish posts and add photos. Most local profiles leave both empty. You get 4, 10 or 30 posts and the same number of new photos each month — written around the jobs you actually did, not stock filler.
Fake and off-topic reviews get reported under Google's review policy — Google decides the outcome, so I report and follow up rather than promise a deletion. The profile is also checked for suspensions, applied edits and wrong hours, which is the difference between catching a problem this week and finding it next quarter.
The same six jobs run every month on every plan. Only the number of posts and photos changes between them.
Every new review gets a written reply the day it arrives — including the bad ones, which are the ones your next customer reads most carefully.
4, 10 or 30 posts a month, written around the services you sell and the areas you work in, with the right call-to-action button on each one.
4, 10 or 30 new photos uploaded, named and captioned. If you send job photos from your phone, they go up; if you don't, I come out and shoot them.
Reviews that break Google's policy get reported and followed up. Google makes the call on removal, so this is a report-and-chase job, not a guarantee.
Holiday hours set before the holiday, not after. Services and products kept in step with what you actually sell this season.
Customer questions on the profile get answered, and edits Google applies to your listing get caught and corrected before they cost you a call.
Nothing here waits for you to remember it. You add me as a manager once, and the same cycle runs from then on.
You add me as a manager from your own Google account — about a minute of work. You stay the owner and can remove the access any time.
I pick the posts for the month from the services you want more of and the areas you want more work in, and line up the photos to go with them.
Posts and photos go up on schedule. Every review that arrives gets a reply the same day, and anything that breaks Google's policy gets reported.
Hours, phone, services, products, questions and applied edits are checked, and the next month is adjusted to whatever you told me changed.
They are two different jobs and most businesses need both, in that order. One builds the profile, the other keeps it alive.
One-time · from $149
Monthly · from $149
Three monthly plans. Every one answers each review the same day, reports spam reviews and keeps the listing correct. What changes between them is volume.
$149 CAD
Per month · 4 posts
$249 CAD
Per month · 10 posts
$449 CAD
Per month · 30 posts
Want the website working on the same keywords? SEO plans start at $300/month and already include Maps posts and review replies — you don't need both.
Any business whose customers search on a phone and pick from the map — trades, clinics, shops, professional firms.
Plans are $149, $249 or $449 CAD a month. Every plan replies to each new review the same day, publishes Maps posts, uploads new photos and keeps your hours, services and products current. The volume of posts and photos is what changes: 4, 10 or 30 a month.
Setup is one-time work: creating or fixing the profile, verification, categories, service areas, description and photos. Management is the work that never ends — answering reviews, posting, adding photos and correcting the listing when hours change or Google applies an edit. See Google Maps setup for the one-time side.
I can report it. Google's review policy prohibits fake, off-topic and offensive reviews, and I file the report and follow up on it. Google decides the outcome, not me, so I don't promise a removal. What I can promise is that the review gets a reply the same day — which is what the next customer actually reads.
The same day it lands, on every plan, including one-star reviews. Replies name the service and the city so the profile reads specific rather than generic. If you want more reviews arriving in the first place, this guide covers how to ask without breaking Google's rules.
Yes. You add me as a manager from your own Google account, which takes about a minute. You stay the owner, you see everything I publish, and you can remove the access at any time without losing the profile.
No. The SEO plans already include Maps posts and review replies. Google Maps management is for businesses that want the profile handled on its own, without a full SEO plan on top.
Run the free Google Business Profile audit. It checks the things that go stale — categories, photos, posts, hours, unanswered reviews — and tells you which ones are currently empty on your listing.
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