Local SEO
for cleaners.

What’s included

The profile, pages and reviews your business needs.

Searches for cleaning usually name the type of clean, such as end of lease, office or NDIS cleaning. Most cleaning businesses go to their customers, so the profile lists service areas rather than an address.

Service areas instead of an address

The suburbs you actually cover.

A page for each type of clean

The ones you want more of.

Photos of your actual team

So customers know who will arrive.

Insurance and checks stated plainly

Public liability, and police checks if you do them.

How it works

Start with the profile, then reviews and pages.

Profile improvements are usually the quickest, so the work starts there.

Fix the profile

Categories, services, service areas, hours and photos, set accurately.

Make asking for reviews routine

Every customer, at the same point, within Google’s rules.

Write the pages you want work from

One clear page for each service that matters to you.

Check and report

What changed in searches and enquiries, in plain words.

Before you decide

Be clear about what can be promised.

Nobody controls Google’s results, so we do not promise a position or a number of enquiries. We do the work the results rely on and show you what changes.

Your profile and website pages stay in your business’s name. Ongoing work is agreed in the quote.

For reviews, see Google reviews for cleaners; for calls you cannot answer, missed-call text back for cleaners. The same service for other trades is on builders, fencing contractors and plumbers.