Your photos are six months old
Clients swipe the photo gallery first and the reviews second. A gallery of stock images or dated interior shots loses to a competitor posting real results weekly.
Industries / Med Spas & Beauty
Your clients decide with their eyes. We turn your Google profile into the portfolio that books the appointment.

Searches this page is built to win
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Beauty and aesthetics is the most visual category on Google Maps, and the profile does nearly all of the selling before anyone reaches your website.
Clients swipe the photo gallery first and the reviews second. A gallery of stock images or dated interior shots loses to a competitor posting real results weekly.
Botox, filler, laser hair removal, microneedling, body contouring and facials are separate searches with wildly different values. One category competes for the cheapest of them.
Clients search the procedure by name, often with a brand. If your services list doesn't carry those exact terms, you don't enter the consideration set.
Your clients are scrolling at 10pm. Without a booking link on the profile, the intent evaporates before morning.
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A profile that looks like a portfolio, targets treatments by name, and turns an evening scroll into a booked appointment.
Each service — injectables, laser, skin, body, hair, lashes, brows — set up with the exact terms and brand names clients search for, not a single generic category.
A weekly cadence of before-and-afters, treatment room shots and team photos, uploaded properly so the gallery reads as an active, current portfolio.
Booking links, appointment attributes and online scheduling wired into the profile so clients can book at 10pm without calling anyone.
Requests timed to when results have settled and clients are happiest, plus replies that acknowledge without disclosing what anyone had done.
Seasonal packages, new-device launches and membership offers published as posts — the freshness Google rewards and the nudge clients act on.
A read on which treatments competitors in your area rank for and where the openings are, so you build visibility where demand isn't already spoken for.
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Yes, with written client consent and without identifying anyone. We handle the consent language and the upload cadence. For medical-aesthetic treatments we keep claims factual, since regulated results language can cause problems.
Weekly is the target. This is the category where gallery freshness moves the needle most — clients notice a stale gallery immediately, and Google reads upload activity as a quality signal.
Usually not. For most spas a single strong profile beats several thin ones. Individual provider listings can make sense when practitioners operate independently — we assess before recommending it.
You can rank for searches that include them, through your services list and profile content. We keep the usage factual and descriptive rather than implying an affiliation you don't have.
Saturated markets are usually saturated at the category level and wide open at the treatment level. Ranking for a specific procedure in your neighborhood is far more achievable than "med spa" city-wide, and it books better clients.
Plumbers, HVAC techs, electricians and roofers get their most urgent calls from Google Maps. We put you in the 3-pack when a pipe bursts or the AC quits.
Rank for "lawn care near me" in every neighborhood you serve, without a storefront. We set up your service areas the right way from day one.
When a storm drops a tree, homeowners call the first name on the map. We make sure it's yours, for the emergency removal and every trim job after.
Patients choose clinics by location, reviews and photos. We optimize your profile so new patients book with you, not the office down the street.
No commitment
Tell us your studio and the treatments you want more of. We'll audit your Google Business Profile, check where you rank per treatment, and send you the gaps — free.