The work is quoted in writing before anything starts, and the quote is the price you pay. For comparison, agencies publish local SEO retainers of $500 to $3,000 a month and one-time projects of $500 to $5,000 (webfx.com, read 2026-09-25), and buyers post comparable work on Upwork at fixed budgets of $1,500.00 (job posts observed 2026-09-25). If you want one workflow mapped first, the One-Workflow Review is a separate $3,500 fixed fee, with a written readout within ten business days after required access. The readout is yours to use with any vendor or internally, and it is not credited against the quote for the work.

How long does the work take?

The audit and the written quote come first, and the quote states the schedule for your work. The $3,500 One-Workflow Review is a fixed fee, with a written readout within ten business days after required access. Nothing starts until you have approved the scope and the price in writing.

What is included, and what is not?

Included is what the written quote names: the profile fix, the reinstatement request when the profile is suspended, citation cleanup, the local pages as quoted, the review flow and the monthly visibility report. Not included: ad spend, incentivized reviews and review gating, since Google's policy prohibits both. There are no ranking guarantees and no promises about Google's decisions.

Is asking customers for reviews allowed?

Asking is allowed. Incentivizing, coercing or gating reviews by sentiment is not, under Google's policy. This offer's review flow uses honest requests only, with no incentives and no review gating, and the same rules bind you and your staff. We state the constraint instead of promising review counts.

What do you need from us, and what happens to our data?

Owner access to the Google Business Profile and to the directories you already use, plus one person who can answer questions about the business. Everything we build stays in your own accounts. The documents you send us are used for the work you approved and copied back to you, and we do not sell your data.

What happens when something you built does not work?

A checklist line that fails is named in the report with the fix beside it, and Mike Rodgers owns the line. The checklist is run before the work is called done and kept by you, so nothing is called finished on a silent failure.

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LOCAL SEO, GOOGLE BUSINESS PROFILE

Local SEO Expert for Your Google Business Profile, Google Maps, and Reviews

Tuesday, 7:15am: a homeowner with a burst pipe searches 'emergency plumber near me', and the map shows three other plumbers while your phone stays quiet. The cost is the jobs that go to whoever does show up there, and it repeats every morning you sit outside the map. It happens to home-service businesses and to local practices, with one location or many. Rodgers Intelligence Group, based in Denver, works remotely across the United States on this exact job. You get the Google Business Profile and the citations behind that search fixed, plus a review flow inside Google's policy and the written checklist that says what correct looks like. A written quote comes before any work starts.

Book a 15-minute call about what is blocking your profile See the $3,500 One-Workflow Review

What it costs when it slips

The buyer is searching in your city right now. The map shows someone else.

A suspended Google Business Profile takes you out of Maps and out of local results while your customers call the businesses that remain.
Wrong hours and an old address lose calls you already earned, and no ad spend fixes a listing that is wrong.
Reviews are the trust signal buyers read first, and asking for them the wrong way gets reviews removed or the profile penalized.

What changes

What you have at the end

A profile that is correct, or back

The profile set the way Google reads it, from categories to hours to photos. When the profile is suspended, the cause is fixed and the reinstatement request goes to Google with evidence attached. Google makes the decision, and this page does not pretend otherwise.

One business, stated the same everywhere

Name, address and phone matching on the profile and across the directories that feed local results. Google and buyers see one business instead of four.

Pages and reviews that hold up

One local page per service and city on your own site, plus a review request flow inside Google's policy: no incentives and no review gating. What you earn is what stays up.

The checklist and a named owner

A written checklist of what correct looks like, run before the work is called done and kept by you. Mike Rodgers signs it, so a failed line has a named owner.

What buyers pay today

The line item you already have.

An agency: WebFX publishes local SEO retainers of $500 to $3,000 a month, one-time projects of $500 to $5,000 and consulting at $75 to $200 an hour (webfx.com, read 2026-09-25). A freelancer: buyers post this work on Upwork at fixed budgets of $1,500.00, on job posts dated 2026-09-24 and observed 2026-09-25. Doing it yourself: the hours your team spends checking directories, answering reviews and filing forms with Google, at what an hour of their time costs. And the gap itself: map searches you are absent from each week times the average job one of them turns into. Every number on this page carries its source.

The offer

The Local Visibility Program

Profile Fix. Outcome: your profile says what Google needs it to say. Checked line by line against the written checklist before the work is called done.
Reinstatement File. Outcome: a complete request with evidence reaches Google. Checked when every document the request cites is attached and copied to you.
Citation Cleanup. Outcome: one business stated the same everywhere. Checked when name, address and phone match on the profile and on the directories that feed local results.
Local Pages. Outcome: a page for every service and city you sell in. Checked when the page answers the search it targets and links back to the profile.
Review Flow. Outcome: the reviews you earn are the reviews that stay up. Checked when the request wording is honest, with no incentives and no review gating.
Visibility Report. Outcome: you see where you show and where you do not. Checked when the report names the next fix for the month.
The Written Checklist. Outcome: you know what correct looks like. Checked when Mike Rodgers signs every line and the copy stays with you.
One spine with a configuration per buyer: Trades (service area and hours), Practice (services and questions), Multi-Location (one profile per address). The seven parts above do not change.

Quoted before work

Setup is included in the written quote. Nothing starts until you have seen the scope and the price in writing.

Every asset stays yours. Profile access, the local pages and the citation work live in your own accounts whether you continue or not. The checklist and the monthly reports are yours to keep.

How it works

Three steps, one owner.

Audit, then quote

We check the profile, the citations, the local pages and the reviews against what a buyer searching your city sees. You get the written scope and the price before any work starts.

Fix the foundation

Profile corrections and verification support, citation cleanup, plus the reinstatement paperwork when the profile is suspended.

Pages, reviews and reporting

Local pages go live, the review flow starts inside Google's policy and the monthly report shows where you show.

See it work

A worked demonstration.

Sample monthly report line, placeholder names only. Search: "emergency plumber in [City]". [Your Business]: not in the map results. [Competitor A] and [Competitor B] hold two of the three spots. Next fix: correct the service category on your profile and publish the [City] service page.

Demonstration, not a client result

Checkable facts

What you can verify yourself.

The $3,500 One-Workflow Review is a fixed fee, with a written readout within ten business days after required access. Live route: /workflow-review.
WebFX publishes local SEO retainers of $500 to $3,000 a month, one-time projects of $500 to $5,000 and consulting at $75 to $200 an hour (webfx.com, read 2026-09-25). Upwork job posts dated 2026-09-24 carried fixed budgets of $1,500.00 for local SEO and Google Maps work (observed 2026-09-25).
Google Keyword Planner (US, 2026-09-25) shows top-of-page bids of $9.17 to $26.29 for the search 'local seo expert', $6.33 to $12.61 for 'google business profile reinstatement' and $20.96 to $72.00 for 'reputation management services'.

Straight answers

What this does and does not promise.

What does it cost?: The work is quoted in writing before anything starts, and the quote is the price you pay. For comparison, agencies publish local SEO retainers of $500 to $3,000 a month and one-time projects of $500 to $5,000 (webfx.com, read 2026-09-25), and buyers post comparable work on Upwork at fixed budgets of $1,500.00 (job posts observed 2026-09-25). If you want one workflow mapped first, the One-Workflow Review is a separate $3,500 fixed fee, with a written readout within ten business days after required access. The readout is yours to use with any vendor or internally, and it is not credited against the quote for the work.
How long does the work take?: The audit and the written quote come first, and the quote states the schedule for your work. The $3,500 One-Workflow Review is a fixed fee, with a written readout within ten business days after required access. Nothing starts until you have approved the scope and the price in writing.
What is included, and what is not?: Included is what the written quote names: the profile fix, the reinstatement request when the profile is suspended, citation cleanup, the local pages as quoted, the review flow and the monthly visibility report. Not included: ad spend, incentivized reviews and review gating, since Google's policy prohibits both. There are no ranking guarantees and no promises about Google's decisions.
My Google Business Profile is suspended. Can you get it back?: We diagnose the cause, fix what triggered it and file the reinstatement request with evidence. No one can promise Google's decision, and this page does not pretend otherwise. What you get is a correct, complete request with the evidence attached, plus an honest answer about whatever Google decides.
Is asking customers for reviews allowed?: Asking is allowed. Incentivizing, coercing or gating reviews by sentiment is not, under Google's policy. This offer's review flow uses honest requests only, with no incentives and no review gating, and the same rules bind you and your staff. We state the constraint instead of promising review counts.
What do you need from us, and what happens to our data?: Owner access to the Google Business Profile and to the directories you already use, plus one person who can answer questions about the business. Everything we build stays in your own accounts. The documents you send us are used for the work you approved and copied back to you, and we do not sell your data.
What happens when something you built does not work?: A checklist line that fails is named in the report with the fix beside it, and Mike Rodgers owns the line. The checklist is run before the work is called done and kept by you, so nothing is called finished on a silent failure.

Mike Rodgers, founder of Rodgers Intelligence Group

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Who builds it.

Built and run by Rodgers Intelligence Group, Denver. Mike Rodgers leads every build.

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