Zero photos
A Maui bed and breakfast with 8,079 profile views and not one picture on the profile. Google's own panel was warning the owner it was showing up in fewer searches.
Google Business Profile Management
Your Google profile is doing the selling. Even when it is empty.
When somebody searches for what you do, Google shows them a profile before it shows them a website. That panel is where the call comes from. We keep yours full, current, and answered, every single week.
We also run Google Ads
Managing your profile and running your Google Ads can be the same person. Ask about it on your call. It has its own price and scope, separate from this plan. See how we run Google Ads.
8,079
profile views
Hale Nihi B&B, Paia. Apr 1 to Sep 1, 2026.
4,767
profile views
Foothills Kitchen & Bath. Mar to Aug, 2026.
1,138
people in one month
Molokai Vacation Properties. Jul 2026.
The real problem
The traffic is already there. The profile is what wastes it.
Every business above already had those view counts before we touched anything. Here is what those people were landing on.
Six reviews, no answer
A real estate office had six public reviews sitting unanswered, the oldest from 2016. Every shopper could see that nobody was home.
The wrong services
A remodeler whose number one search term was "bathroom", at roughly 11 times the next term, with zero bathroom services listed on the profile.
What you get
Every week. Not once and forgotten.
The same six things happen on your profile every week, and you get a report at the end of the month that shows you what they did.
A fresh post, weekly
Written for your business, never a template. Published to your profile and confirmed live.
We read the demand first
Your profile reports the exact words people typed. The post answers the top ones.
Review replies, drafted for you
You approve the wording. Nothing goes public without your yes.
Photos, services, hours, categories
Checked and corrected. This is where most profiles quietly lose business.
Verification watched
If Google flips your profile to unverified, you hear it from us, not from a lost customer.
A monthly one page report
Your real numbers. Views, calls, direction requests, website clicks. No jargon.
Proof, from profiles we run right now
We did not model this. We measured it.
Every figure below was read off the business's own Google Performance report or off the live profile, and the date it was read is printed beside it. Where a number covers months before we took the profile over, the page says so.
Foothills Kitchen & Bath
Littleton, Colorado · Frontline took over late July 2026
Calls straight from the profile, by month
Five of these six months happened before we touched the profile. Calls were already rising. We show you the whole trend, not just our slice of it. August kept it going at 12, six times March. Read from the profile Performance report on 2026-08-23.
What we actually changed
- 22 reviews had no owner reply. All of them answered.
- Bathroom services: 0 listed, 9 added. "Bathroom" was the top search term on the profile at 191 impressions, roughly 11 times the next term, and the profile read as kitchen only.
- 12 photos uploaded. The first new photo on that profile in 1,153 days.
- 4 junk services deleted and 5 photos of a product line they had stopped selling retired.
- Four reviews landed on their own in three weeks. Every one got a reply within days and none sat unanswered. The rating moved 4.8 to 4.9 in that stretch.
4,767
views
508
actions
265
directions
203
site clicks
Six month totals, March to August 2026. Most of that window predates our involvement. That is the point: the audience was already there.
Hale Nihi Bed & Breakfast
Paia, Maui · Profile rebuilt 2026-09-01
| What we checked | Was | Now | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photos on the profile | 0 | 14 | |
| Reviews with an owner reply | 0 | 3 of 3 | |
| Guest amenities filled in | 0 | 10 of 12 |
The two left blank are waiting on an answer from the owner. We do not invent facts about your business.
Google's own warning on the profile before we started: the hotel is "appearing in fewer searches because these amenities are missing".
Quoted from the Google Business Profile panel, 2026-09-01.
8,079
views, Apr to Sep
1,436
searches for "hotels"
330
customer actions
Molokai Vacation Properties, plus Frontline's own profile
Two more we run
- Six unanswered reviews going back to 2016, now one. The last one is held on purpose until the owner signs off on the wording.
- 1,138 people saw the profile in search in a single month, producing 599 customer actions.
- Our own profile went from 1 review to 4, all five stars, in about four weeks of running the same weekly system on ourselves.
- Three of those four came in on their own, while we were posting every week and answering every review that landed.
How we check our own work
Every post is confirmed live on your profile before we log it, not assumed from the absence of an error. Every number in your monthly report is read straight off Google, never estimated and never rounded up. When a step fails or gets blocked, the report says so in plain words.
Why month four matters
A profile is not a project. It drifts.
Most people think a Google profile is something you fix once. It is not. On one profile we manage, the top search term dropped 122 searches in seven days. The words your customers type keep moving, and last month's answer stops working.
The same profile, read three times
Both charts are our own readings off the live profiles
Foothills: searches for their top term, the word "bathroom"
This counts how many times people typed that word into Google. It is not your calls or your clicks. Those are in the proof section above.
The number of different terms people used moved too: 64, then 80, then 71. The list is not the same list twice.
Molokai: their top term, one week apart
This counts how many times people typed that phrase into Google. It is not your calls or your clicks. Those are in the proof section above.
In seven days their top term dropped 122 searches and the whole list shrank from 62 terms to 56. Nobody told the owner. It only shows up if somebody reads the report.
Demand moves, so the profile has to
The charts above are the whole argument. We aim each week's work at what people are typing now, not at what they typed when you signed up.
Reviews land on no schedule
One profile got four reviews in three weeks, then none the next week. An ignored review is public and it stays public.
Profiles change on their own
One profile we manage moved through several verification states in two weeks. Google does not send you an email when that happens. Somebody has to look.
What Google actually rewards, in Google's own words
Google's Business Profile help page says local results come from three things: relevance, distance and popularity. You cannot change how far away you are. We work the other two. Relevance means your services, categories, photos and description match what people are searching for this month. Popularity means every review gets answered and the profile stays active.
That same page never mentions posts by name. So we will not tell you a weekly post ranks you higher. Posts are how we keep the profile current between the real ranking work: matching your services and photos to this month's search terms, and answering every review. Google also says popularity is partly how many other websites link to you, and that takes months. There is no week one shortcut.
Pricing
Flat monthly. No contract. Cancel any time.
These are the real prices. Nothing is hidden until a call, and there is no setup fee.
Start here
Core
Google Business Profile
$300/mo
The one most owners start with.
- A fresh post every week, confirmed live
- Review replies drafted for your approval
- Photos, services, hours and categories kept right
- Verification watched every week
- A monthly one page report in plain words
No contract. Cancel any time.
Add-on
+$100/mo
Add your Instagram to the same weekly rhythm.
- Weekly posting on your Instagram
- On-brand captions and creative
- Rolled into the same monthly report
Added on top of the $300 core
Add-on
+$100/mo
Add your Facebook page to the same weekly rhythm.
- Weekly posting on your Facebook page
- On-brand captions and creative
- Rolled into the same monthly report
Added on top of the $300 core
All three, together
Google Business Profile, Instagram and Facebook, managed as one.
$500 / mo
The prove it offer
$300$150 / mo
$500$250 / mo
Right now, your first three months are 50% off.
Three months is long enough for the numbers to move and for you to read three monthly reports. If they do not move, you should not be paying us.
Google only, first 3 months
All three, first 3 months
After month three it goes to $300 a month, or $500 a month for all three. There is no contract, no cancellation fee, and no notice period. Stop whenever you want. This is a current offer and we can end it at any time, so the price you start at is the price on the day you start.
You own all of it
Your profile, your reviews, your photos and your Google account stay yours. Frontline joins as a manager, never as the owner, and you can remove us in two clicks. The same goes for your Instagram and Facebook. We never take ownership of a client account.
What happens next
Three steps. The first one is free.
1
You add us as a manager
After we talk, two minutes inside your own Google account. You add our email as a manager and you stay the owner the whole time.
2
We send you a findings list
Inside the first week. What is missing, what is wrong, and what people are already searching for. Free, and yours to keep even if you walk away.
3
Posting starts Friday
Then every Friday after that. Your first monthly report lands about 30 days in.
Start with the free findings list
Call or text and we will read your profile this week. You get the findings list either way, with no obligation to sign anything.
Tanner Mosher · Maui, Hawaii · A text is fine.