The real search
Not your business name. The thing customers type when they need you. This is a real scan of my own business for “marketing”: red everywhere means nobody searching finds you.

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The work
One filming day at your place turns into a month of reels, Google posts and photos for your website. You see every video before it goes up.
The reels
Filmed, edited and posted for local businesses. Tap one to play it. Want the sound? Each one opens on Instagram.
The method
Here’s exactly how the map picture is made. Anyone can run the same check.
Not your business name. The thing customers type when they need you. This is a real scan of my own business for “marketing”: red everywhere means nobody searching finds you.
Near the doorAcross town
Each circle is someone searching from that exact spot. The number is where you show up on Google Maps. Most businesses are first near their door and invisible a few streets away.


Same search, same grid, same spots, run again at day 90. The goal is the right-hand map: green everywhere your customers are. (That one is a real scan from another client’s search.)
What I’ll never do: pick an easier search the second time, widen the grid, or measure from closer in. Those are the three ways this gets faked. Ask for both grids anytime and you’ll see.
Your first 21 days
No guessing, no waiting around. Here’s every step, and your first reels go live within 21 days.
A short call about your customers: who they are, what they ask, what makes you different. If we’re working on Google, I run your first map grid the same day.
Your first month of videos, planned from the questions your customers actually ask. Written as scripts, and you approve every one.
At your business. I bring the gear and coach you through each take, so you don’t need to be good on camera.
Captions, graphics and a cover on every video. You see each one before anything goes up.
Your first reels are posted. From then on it’s every week, with a plain-English update every Friday.
After that: one filming day a month. I plan, edit and post the rest.
Next step
Tell me what you do and what town you’re in. I’ll bring your map grid and a few reel ideas before we talk.