WHERE THE HANDOVER LINE SITS
The handover line, drawn exactly. RMCM builds the system once. Running it takes about twenty minutes a week.
GOOGLE BUSINESS PROFILE MANAGEMENT
You claimed your profile, maybe even optimized it. Then things got busy. No new posts, reviews sitting without a reply, photos from two years ago. Google notices when a profile goes quiet, and so do the customers scrolling past it.
RMCM builds the system that keeps it active, then hands it to you: a post schedule with the posts already written, reply templates for every kind of review, and a photo cadence. It ships inside the $500 Local SEO service. No retainer, because running it takes about twenty minutes a week once it exists.
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Google Search Console, 29 days after launch against the 30 days before. Query-only, with branded and non-branded traffic separated. Magic At My Door is a Toronto princess party company. Early results.
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WHERE THE HANDOVER LINE SITS
The handover line, drawn exactly. RMCM builds the system once. Running it takes about twenty minutes a week.
If your profile has never been set up properly, that is the one-time optimization: categories, NAP, completeness, the things that decide whether you rank at all. It is the prerequisite, and for some businesses it is all they need.
Everything on this page is what comes after, and it ships in the same $500 Local SEO service. Google rewards profiles that stay active, and the numbers back it up: profiles with photos get 42% more direction requests and 35% more website clicks, and 65% of customers pick a business that responds to reviews. Staying active is what keeps you in the map pack.
RMCM does not sell that as a retainer. The reason is simple: once the schedule is written and the templates exist, the weekly job is small, and charging monthly for a small job is how agencies pad invoices. What is genuinely ongoing is deciding what to publish next, and that is the Search Roadmap, part of the full services lineup.
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