Audit and optimize your Google Business Profile for trust, completeness, and local conversions.
A Google Business Profile (GBP) audit reviews the listing that appears when someone searches for your business on Google Maps or in local search results, the one with your hours, photos, reviews, and category. It checks how complete, accurate, and optimized that profile actually is.
Most businesses set up their profile once and never revisit it. A GBP audit catches what's been neglected since then: missing categories, outdated hours, a thin description, or attributes that could be building more trust and driving more clicks.
It's worth running whenever your profile hasn't been reviewed in a while, after a change in hours, services, or location, or if you suspect your listing is losing ground to competitors with more complete, more active profiles.
For any business with a Google Business Profile: the most visible storefront on Google Maps and in local search, often neglected once it's set up.
A weighted checklist across name, address, category, hours, photos, reviews, and more shows exactly which parts of your profile are dragging your score down.
A complete, accurate profile is often the first thing a potential customer sees. Gaps here cost you clicks and calls before they even reach your website.
Profile completeness and engagement signals are known factors in how often Google surfaces your business for relevant local searches.
Instead of a vague suggestion to "improve your profile," you get a checklist of concrete actions ranked by how much they're likely to move the needle.
Just give Serpixa the name or link of your Google Business Profile. No account connection required.
The audit checks completeness, category and service alignment, review and engagement signals, and scores each area.
You get a prioritized checklist of fixes, from quick wins to bigger structural changes, plus a downloadable PDF report.
No account connection required. Just provide your listing's name or link to start the analysis.
Category, description, hours, photos, reviews, attributes, and contact-info consistency all factor into the score, each weighted by how much it typically matters.
It flags what's undermining customer trust and gives concrete actions to improve your profile, reviews included.
It's a weighted checklist: name, address, phone, website, category, additional categories, description, hours, photos, ratings, review count, and attributes each contribute a fixed number of points toward the total score.
No. The audit only analyzes your listing and gives you recommendations. You, or whoever manages your GBP account, apply the changes directly on Google.
Yes. A profile can look complete at a glance while still missing category alignment, attribute details, or engagement signals that only a full checklist review catches.
Yes, and it's worth doing. Re-running it after updates lets you confirm the fixes actually moved your score.
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