Free checklist
The 10 points that make an independent findable
Ten minutes, no jargon. Check what already works, fix what doesn't — with or without us.
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Searching your name and your town shows a page you control
Try it on your phone, in a private window. If the first result is a stale directory or a competitor, that is where your recommendations are leaking. -
One sentence says what you do — in your clients' words
«I repair leaking taps and install bathrooms» beats «sanitary engineering solutions». A visitor decides in seconds whether you can help. -
Your service area is stated
«Lausanne and surroundings», «within 30 km of Biel». Without it, half your visitors wonder whether you even come to them. -
Phone and email are one tap away — and answered
Clickable on mobile, correct, and checked regularly. An unanswered channel is worse than no channel: it reads as «closed». -
Your address carries your name
A web address and an email with your name on them signal a real, established business — and they stay yours if you ever change provider. -
Your Google Business profile is claimed and current
Correct hours, real phone number, a few photos. It is free, it sits above the search results — and it should link to your site. -
Same name, phone and address everywhere
Site, Google profile, directories, social bios. Inconsistencies confuse both clients and search engines. -
Each main service has its own few lines
A bare list of ten trades convinces nobody. Three sentences per service — what, for whom, from what price — do the selling for you. -
At least one real photo — of you or your work
People hire people. One honest photo of your workshop or a finished job builds more trust than any stock image. -
A visitor can act right now
Book a slot, request a quote, start a WhatsApp chat — one obvious next step. A visitor who has to «remember to call tomorrow» usually doesn't.
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