Google Business Profile
Your Google profile, kept complete and active.
Your Google Business Profile is what shows in Maps and the local results. GEO.SEO keeps it complete, consistent with your website, and active — through Google's official sign-in, so we never see your password.
What it does
- Audits your profile on 13 points: categories, description, hours, photos, website link, services and more.
- Checks that your name, address and phone match your website, and alerts you if someone edits your profile.
- Publishes up to 3 posts a week (Growth and Pro) written from your real services and area.
- Fixes missing descriptions and website links automatically; bigger edits wait for your OK.
How it works
- 01
Sign in with Google
One click on Google's own screen. You can disconnect any time.
- 02
We audit and compare
Profile vs. website, field by field.
- 03
We keep it active
Posts and fixes go out on schedule. Everything is logged and undoable.
What's live today
We only list a feature as live once it works end to end. Plans show which tier includes it.
- Google Business Profile auditAll plansWaiting on Google approval
- Business info consistency monitoringAll plansWaiting on Google approval
- Website vs. Google profile consistency checkAll plansWaiting on Google approval
- Automated Google postsGrowth · ProWaiting on Google approval
Google must approve GEO.SEO's access to its Business Profile API before this can switch on. It's built and tested; we'll email customers the one-click link the day Google approves.
More of what GEO.SEO does
Website SEO →
Titles, descriptions, schema markup and internal links — written and published to your website, verified, and reversible.
Reviews →
New-review alerts, reply drafts based on your real business details, and a printable review QR code.
Local rankings →
Track the searches that bring you customers, across your service area and against nearby competitors.
AI search →
See whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers mention your business — and who they mention instead.
Reports →
A plain-English summary of what we did, what changed, and what's next. No credit taken for things we didn't do.