Getting found on Google
Show up when people nearby search for what you do.
When someone in Beccles or Woodbridge searches for a plumber, a café or an accountant, Google usually shows a map and a short list of local businesses before any websites. Getting onto that list isn’t a separate job for us: it’s built into every site we make.
Why it matters
That map and list come from Google Business Profiles: the free listing Google keeps for each business, with your name, phone number, hours, photos and reviews.
Google says it chooses who to show by how well your profile matches the search, how far you are from the person searching, and how well known you are, including your reviews. If you’re not on the list, a lot of people searching for exactly what you do will never see you.
How it’s part of what we do
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The free health check
Looks for your Google listing, checks whether it links to your website, and shows your reviews, opening hours and photos.
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Every site we build
Links to your Google Business Profile, so Google and your customers see the same story.
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The Business site
Sets your profile up properly, lists you on Bing and Apple Maps, and gives you a review link and QR code to help you get more reviews.
The Business site → -
The care plan
Keeps your profile up to date, and helps you get more reviews from real customers.
The care plan →
What we won’t promise
First place. Nobody can promise that honestly: Google says there’s no way to request or pay for a better local ranking. What we can do is make sure everything in your control is right.
Choose your website plan
Every site comes with your Google profile linked up. Here’s what else each plan includes.
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Simple site
Put me online and look credible
£625 + VAT12 months free hosting
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Business site
Help me win new customers
£1,500 + VAT12 months free hosting
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Something bigger
Shops, bookings, several locations, or a fresh start
Priced individually
Learn more about bigger projects →
Related guides
- How to show up on Google Maps in Suffolk →
Why some local businesses appear on the map when people search and others don't, what Google says it looks at, and the things you can fix yourself this week.
- Setting up your Google Business Profile properly →
A step-by-step guide to claiming, verifying and filling in your free Google Business Profile, so people nearby can find you, trust you and get in touch.
- Getting more reviews without being awkward →
How to ask customers for Google reviews in a way that feels natural, how to reply to good and bad ones, and the rules you mustn't break.
Want to know where you stand?
The free health check looks at your Google listing as well as your website, and tells you what to fix first.
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