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The 4 things I check on a Google Business Profile before I touch a client's website
When a local business asks why they are not showing in the map results, I look at the profile before the site. Four checks, in this order: 1. Primary category. Is it the most specific one available? It is the field that does the most work, and it is often still set to whatever the owner picked on day one. 2. Services. Each service listed as its own entry, not one paragraph in the description. 3. Business name. It has to match the sign above the door. Keywords added to the name are against Google's guidelines and put the listing at risk. 4. Name, address and phone. The same on the profile, the website and the main directories. Only then do I open the website. What is first on your list?
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Category and services before the site is right, since the profile does the ranking. Photos and reviews are the ones I would add: fresh photos dated in the last month, and an owner reply on every review, good or bad.
Coaching Call Last Monday
10/05/2026 - Conference preparation and lead generation strategies - Using free audits and giveaways to capture conference leads - Converting face-to-face networking into sales opportunities - Combining GoHighLevel with Merchant for client services - Using Merchant for Google Business Profile optimization - Using GoHighLevel for reviews, CRM, calendars, and follow-up - Pricing the Local Authority package with quarterly billing - Using setup fees to create sales friction and incentivize quarterly payments - Building the first 3 to 5 clients as a new agency - Using warm networks, cold calling, and ads to get clients - Starting with GoHighLevel before adding external email and SMS providers - Using Mailgun and Twilio as agencies scale - Packaging reviews, GBP optimization, and websites into one offer - Using multiple marketing angles to sell the same core package - Handling review requests while avoiding review gating - Assigning dedicated phone numbers to individual client businesses - Troubleshooting SMS and MMS workflow errors in HighLevel - Cold calling with free reviews as the initial offer - Using Google rankings and Merchant as a cold-calling sales angle - Scaling review request campaigns across multiple local businesses
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The setup fee as friction is the part most people skip, then they wonder why everyone picks monthly. Price the quarterly so the setup fee makes it the obvious choice.
Which niches would you recommend starting with?
Hi everyone, I’m building a review management/review generation service for local businesses and I’d love to get some advice from people already doing this. I’m not using GoHighLevel. At the moment, my system works like this: the staff manually enters the customer’s name, WhatsApp number and appointment time, and then the system automatically sends the review request after the appointment. I’m trying to figure out the best direction from here: - Which niches would you recommend starting with? - Should I try to connect the system directly to the CRM/booking software they already use, so staff don’t have to enter the customer manually? - If you were starting from scratch today, which niche and workflow would you focus on first? I’d really appreciate any advice from people who have already tested this model.
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Pick one niche where the booking already has the customer's phone number attached: hairdressers, not restaurants. Restaurants rarely know who ate, so staff typing names is your real bottleneck. Fix that before CRM integrations.
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The trend-based format breaks around month 12, when the topic cools thumbnail no longer carries. What tends to hold is a repeatable series: same promise, same cadence, one audience.
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Wow! Seeing a member here post of hitting 10K a month is super encouraging! I’ve been following several influencers for months now and have finally realized I need to stop watching new videos and start actually implementing the work! I’ve learned plenty to start and can and will refer to all my notes and alot of the videos! And of course continue to stay tuned in groups! I’m posting today asking of and offering to anyone just getting started to sorta huddle up a couple or more times a week or just scratch heads together at times and figure some things out together while actually doing the work! Some real in the trenches support to one another without feeling the quilt or shyness whatever of asking for anything by posting like this! This such support I’m referring that I’m looking for is what is holding me back mostly and I don’t want others to be wasting time and opportunity for themselves and their families like I have been for many weeks now! Let’s connect and let’s too reach 10K a month in RECURRING REVENUE!!! Shad 318-589-0479 Well wishes to all! God Bless!
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Huddles work when each person brings one deliverable and one number. Otherwise it drifts back to videos. Two sessions a week, something shipped by each: who's keeping the log?
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Agreed. No labels needed. Since you asked about the token: it starts the 30 days when your AI worker first uses it, not when it lands in your inbox. What it reads is the framework chapters, the 12 module specs codebase, served as markdown.
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