Professional SEO Management
The Ajanslokal team runs your local SEO work while you provide the business information and approvals we need.
- The Ajanslokal team manages your Google profile, content, and local SEO work for you.
- You can approve or edit prepared replies to new reviews through WhatsApp.
- Your multilingual website is prepared, and the technical setup and required updates are handled.
- Your neighborhood rankings and nearby competitors are monitored regularly.
- You can send review invitations to up to 50 customers each month when needed.
I'll Manage It
You use the same product tools to manage your website, reviews, profile work, and rank tracking yourself.
- You can create your website from the dashboard and update its content whenever you need to.
- You manage reviews, profile information, and visibility tasks from the same dashboard.
- You track neighborhood rankings and nearby competitors with the same tools.
- You can review, edit, and publish the prepared replies to new reviews.
- You can send review invitations to up to 10 customers each month when needed.
Google Profile Management
Learn More →- Edit your Google Business Profile
- Photo upload and gallery management
- Foursquare sync (Apple Maps, Uber, Samsung visibility)
- Category, attribute, and hours management
Reputation & Review Management
Learn More →- AI-powered automatic response suggestions
- Instant WhatsApp notifications — approve or edit
- QR code review collection
- Q&A tracking and sentiment analysis
Competitor Analysis
Learn More →- Track 5–20 competitors (by plan)
- Weekly auto-refresh and AI insights
- Competitor location visualization on map
- Rating, review count, and audit score comparison
Keyword & Ranking Tracking
Learn More →- Track 5–30 keywords (by plan)
- Weekly Google Maps position checks
- 12-week historical trend charts
- 7×7 geo-grid regional ranking map
AI Visibility Tracking
Learn More →- ChatGPT scanning
- Monthly automatic scans (3 runs)
- Position and sentiment analysis
- Competitor comparison and recommendations
Automatic Website
Learn More →- Auto-generated from Google Places data
- Multilingual site with 8 language support
- Mobile-friendly, SEO-optimized, JSON-LD
- Custom domain connection available
How It Works
Choose a Plan
Select the plan that fits your needs.
Enter Your Info
Share your business information.
We Handle It
Our professional team gets to work.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Google Maps management keeps a Business Profile accurate
Google Maps management is the ongoing work of keeping the information shown for a business in Google Search and Maps accurate, consistent, and current. Business name, category, address or service area, phone number, opening hours, photos, and website are among the details people review before deciding what to do next. When these fields support one another, the profile can describe the business more clearly, but no specific ranking outcome is guaranteed.
ajanslokal treats this as more than a one-time profile edit. Monitoring profile health, following reviews, comparing nearby competitors, checking map positions for selected keywords, examining ChatGPT visibility, and managing business website information are parts of the same operating routine. The work can therefore be reviewed in one panel instead of being spread across disconnected screens and forgotten checklists.
What does a well-managed Google Business Profile include?
The starting point is making sure the profile reflects the real business. Core details such as name, address, and phone number need to be considered together with categories, regular and special hours, description, services, and photos. Google may review changes or request verification again. Profile management therefore includes watching the status of submitted edits, not simply filling in fields.
A practical maintenance routine considers these areas together:
- Whether the primary and additional categories match the services the business actually provides
- Whether the address, service area, phone, website, and opening hours remain current
- How logo, cover, location, team, product, and service photos are organized
- Whether new reviews are noticed and suitable responses are reviewed before publication
- Which profile fields are missing or no longer represent the business accurately
From profile maintenance to local visibility monitoring
Local search appearance can change even when profile information is complete. ajanslokal checks Google Maps positions for selected keywords through monthly automatic scans and additional scans started when needed, then displays regional variation through a 7×7 geographic rank grid. Competitor analysis brings observable information such as ratings, review counts, profile audit results, and locations into one comparison. These signals help identify an area to investigate; they do not prove cause and effect or promise an increase.
AI visibility monitoring is a separate signal that examines how the business appears in monthly ChatGPT scans. The automatic website can create starting content from Google Places data and supports multilingual publishing and a custom domain. Profile, review, rank, competitor, AI visibility, and website information can be viewed together, while each area still answers a different operational question.
- Is the profile accurate and sufficiently complete?
- Are reviews being monitored and answered through a consistent process?
- How does visibility for selected searches vary across the local area?
- Which observable gaps stand out in a competitor comparison?
- Are the business details consistent across the profile and website?
Professional management or a self-managed workflow
The right operating model depends not only on which tools are available but also on who will follow the work. In the self-managed approach, the business owner uses the profile, review, competitor, and ranking tools in the panel. With Professional SEO Management, the ajanslokal team carries out the local SEO work. In either model, verification, review, and publishing decisions remain under Google’s control.
Location count, time available each week, review volume, frequency of business-information changes, and the need for help interpreting reports are useful factors when choosing a workflow. The goal is to establish a sustainable maintenance routine that reflects the real business rather than completing a single round of edits and leaving the profile unattended.
Illustrative workflow example
Example management workflow
Imagine a neighborhood business that has changed its opening hours, added new service photos, and selected two local search phrases to monitor. The profile information is updated first, and the status of the change on Google is checked. New reviews are then examined, suitable response drafts are adjusted to the business’s voice, and map positions are followed in the recent scan history. During the monthly review, competitor comparisons and ChatGPT visibility are read as separate signals, and the next maintenance list is based on the gaps that were actually observed.
This scenario is hypothetical and is included only to explain a possible workflow. It does not describe a real customer, result, or ranking improvement, and Google Maps visibility is not guaranteed.