Preview your deliverables
See exactly what you’d receive, before you buy.
Below is a complete walkthrough of the $299Tune-Up’s deliverables for a fictional example business, built to show the actual format of every piece: the profile fields, the website basics, the review-request kit, and the 30-day checklist.
IllustrativeThis business does not exist. No real client's profile is shown here.The example business
Riverbend Plumbing Co.
A single-location plumbing business in the Denver metro, in business since 2014. Like a lot of local service businesses, the Google profile had been set up once, years ago, and never revisited. The website and the profile had drifted apart.
01 — Original profile fields
What was actually live.
02 — Approved final fields
What changed, and why.
Every field is confirmed with the business owner before it goes live. Nothing changes on your real profile without your approval.
03 — Website basics
What happened on the site itself.
GA4
Installed and connected. Call-button clicks, quote-form submissions, and direction requests are now tracked as events instead of going unseen.
Schema markup
LocalBusiness and Service schema added to the homepage and each service page, so search engines and AI tools can read what Riverbend does and where.
Quick-fix SEO pass
12 broken links fixed, title tags rewritten on 6 pages, alt text added to 24 images, mobile load time trimmed.
Why it matters
Before this, Riverbend had no way to see what customers did on the site, and search engines were partly guessing at what the business even was.
04 — Review-request kit
Templates you can send the same day.
Sample text template
“Thanks for choosing Riverbend Plumbing! If you have 30 seconds, a quick review helps other neighbors find us: [review link]”
Sample email subject
“How did we do? One quick favor.”
Review link / QR code
Your real kit includes an actual scannable QR code and a shortened link pointed at your own profile — not this placeholder.
Where it goes
Printed on an invoice, texted after a job, or added to an email signature — however you already reach customers.
05 — 30-day keep-it-working checklist
What to check for the month after.
- Respond to every new review within 48 hours, good or bad.
- Re-check posted hours before any holiday or seasonal change.
- Confirm the call and message buttons still route to the right phone.
- Add one new job photo when you finish a notable project.
- Watch for a Google re-verification prompt and complete it promptly if one arrives.
- Send the review-request link to every customer within a day of finishing the job.
What success looks like
30 days after the second call.
The owner comes in with a profile that was set up once, years ago, and never revisited. On the first call, we review it together and agree on the specific corrections — nothing changes before that conversation.
We make the approved edits and document each one before and after. On the second call, we walk through exactly what changed, hand over the review-request kit, and go through the 30-day checklist together.
Thirty days later, this is what’s different: the profile shows the right category, the right hours, and a description that actually says what the business does. The review-request card is on the truck and the text template goes out after every job, so the first new reviews are starting to come in through a path that didn’t exist before. The owner can point to every field that changed and explain why. Nothing has quietly drifted back to how it was.
What it doesn’t show: a ranking position, a review count, a call volume, or a revenue figure — those depend on Google, on customers, and on the market, not on anything Solenzo can complete and hand over. When a real client’s documented result is ready to publish, it will name the business, state what was measured, and label any observed movement as observed rather than caused.
The Local Presence Tune-Up
$299. Everything below, done for you.
A founder-led fix for the Google listing and website basics your customers see first — plus what you keep afterward.
Your Google listing
- Corrected hours, categories, description, and contact path
- Client-approved photos
- A Google review-request kit
Your website
- GA4 installed and connected
- Schema markup added
- A quick-fix SEO pass
What you keep
- A Local Presence Snapshot report
- A before/after walkthrough
- A 30-day keep-it-working checklist