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Your Belmont Google listing, right down to the door.

Search "cafe Belmont" on High Street and the map shows three places nearby. The one with photos and hours gets the visit.

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  • 70%

    likelier to visit when complete

  • 2.7x

    more trusted when complete

  • 5.0

    from 125+ Google reviews

WHERE SHOPFRONT LISTINGS SLIP

Three things we fix on Belmont listings.

Mostly on shops and clinics in a strip, where the shop next door is one tap away.

The pin is on the wrong shop

The map pin sits on the middle of the block, so directions take people to a neighbour or the car park behind.

Photos of a shop that’s gone

The newest photos are from before the fit-out, or were uploaded by customers at odd angles.

Holiday hours left blank

Google shows normal hours on a public holiday, so people turn up to a locked door and leave a one-star review.

WHAT IT COSTS

Walk-ins check the map first.

Someone standing on High Street looks at Google before they look up the street. If your listing is wrong, they walk into the place that got it right.

WHAT WE DO

A listing that matches the shop.

We confirm you own the listing, then fix the pin, hours, photos and category so they match what people find when they arrive.

A pin on your front door

The pin moved to your entrance, and the address checked against what Google shows.

Photos from this year

Your own photos of the front, the inside and the work, added in a set and refreshed each season.

Special hours set ahead

Public holiday and closure hours entered before each holiday, not the morning of.

BEFORE YOU ASK

The questions we get.

Usually the map pin is off, or the address is formatted in a way Google reads differently. You can move the pin yourself from the profile, and Google may ask to verify the change.

Add them as special hours on your profile for each date. They override your normal hours for that day only.

Not directly. You can report it to Google if it breaks their content rules, and adding your own recent photos pushes older ones down.

Google ranks local results on relevance, distance and prominence. Nobody can promise a position. A complete profile with the right category helps relevance, and steady reviews build prominence.

Ask customers at the counter or soon after the visit, with the direct link from your profile. Google doesn't allow rewards for reviews.

No. We look after listings across Geelong, the Surf Coast and Golden Plains.

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from High Street.

We'll look up your business on a phone and show you what someone nearby sees before they walk in.

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