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Local pack  /  review campaigns

Rank your service business in the top three.

  1. We manage your Google profile.
  2. We text your old customers and ask for reviews.
  3. We ask every new customer a week after the job.
  4. You move up the map, and the phone rings more.

This works if you have a few hundred past customers on record. If your list is thinner than that, we will say so on the call.

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Why the top three

Google shows three. You are ninth.

The local pack shows three results A descending staircase of map positions one to ten. The first three are lit and bracketed as the local pack Google displays. Position nine is marked as your current placement, with an arrow arcing up to position three. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 SHOWN IN THE PACK BEHIND “MORE PLACES” YOU
  • 1st31%
  • 2nd27%
  • 3rd27%
  • 4th+15%

Three slots, roughly 30% of the map each.

Everyone below the three shares the last 15% between them, and that is every other business in your city. First and third are four points apart, so the job is getting into the three, not winning it.

Share of the clicks that reach a map result at all. Moz, 2015 splits every local click four ways: 44% to the three on the map, 29% organic, 19% paid, 8% to everyone past the three. So the three take 85% of the map. First Page Sage, 2025 puts those three at 17.6%, 15.4% and 15.1%, which splits the 85% into 31, 27 and 27. Two studies combined. No single source publishes it.

What we do

Five things, every month. None of them are yours to do.

One hundred and eighty seven factors, five of them marked
187 factors scored5 worth fixing on yours

01  /  the profile

We read your profile against all 187 ranking factors

Whitespark surveys the people who do this for a living and scores 187 things Google weighs. We check your profile against every one, find the five worth the most on yours, and make those changes ourselves. Then we look again every month.

Factor weights from Whitespark Local Search Ranking Factors, 2026. Review signals are roughly 16% of total weight, so we do not promise a number one ranking. The seven heaviest factors that are not reviews.

A list of past customers, each asked, some leaving a review
every past customerasked, one at a time

02  /  the back catalog

We work every past customer you already have

You have years of finished jobs sitting in your invoicing software and nobody ever asked a single one of them. We text every name on it and ask how the job went. Anyone who answers well gets asked for a review. Complaints and requests for new work come straight to you.

A job closing, then the request sending seven days later JOB CLOSES +7 DAYS · ASK SENDS
no reminder neededit fires on its own

03  /  every new job

Every finished job asks by itself

A week after you close a job the request goes out, while they still remember the work. Old reviews stop counting, so the asking never stops. You do not have to remember anything.

A stream of reviews with one flagged and reported REPORTED
your profile, watchedpolicy breaches reported

04  /  the bad ones

We watch for false reviews and fight them

We monitor your profile. Anything that breaks Google’s review policy gets reported, and we keep following it until it comes off. We cannot promise Google removes every one, and nobody who tells you otherwise has read the policy.

A nine point scan grid showing rank at each point 2 2 1 1 1 1 4 3 4 EXAMPLE SCAN · 3x3 · 2MI TOP THREE AT 7 OF 9
measured before you payand again every month

05  /  the proof

We measure the map before you pay anything

We scan where you come up across your area today, and where the top three would put you at those same points. You put your own call numbers against it, from your Google dashboard. If the math does not work, we say so on the call.

Next step

We size the guarantee from your own numbers. Miss it and you stop paying until we hit it.

We go through your profile against all 187 factors before the call. You keep the list either way.

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