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A customer’s perspective
Performance Local
Early access · $37/month
Your Google Business Profile. Managed your way.
GeoScribe prepares the content behind your profile, measures where you actually rank across your service area, and lets you decide how much of it runs without you.
Reviews of our local marketing services. Explore the launch offer and choose how you want to manage your profile.
Feedback from the businesses we work with
Reviews of our local marketing services, verified on Google on 7 September 2026. Open the profile
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Hear about working with our team
A few experiences from our local marketing services.
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Evidence
Before and after
The same location, the same keyword, the same grid spacing, measured on two dates. See the comparison area, dates and search term together so the change is easy to understand.
Customer comparisons are coming soon. This is an example of how comparisons will be displayed. Verified customer screenshots will include the original scan dates and map settings.
A consistent view of local visibility
Keyword: the same search term · Grid: 7 × 7 at 0.25 mile spacing · Example layout
BeforeScan date accompanies the result
AfterScan date accompanies the result
No ranking data shownUnmeasured pointShared legend · both maps use identical spacing and the same fixed comparison area
Case context
The business context behind the comparison
Actions taken
The work completed between scans
Measured outcome
The changes visible on matching checkpoints
Each customer comparison will retain its dates, keyword, grid spacing and measurement notes. Changes in the scan method will be shown alongside the results.
A larger measured area and an improvement in ranking are different things. We keep the original comparison area visible.
Product overview
Your workflow, from profile to next move
A walkthrough of the real interface: connecting a profile, preparing a post, reviewing it, and reading a coverage map.
Product walkthrough coming soon
See how a profile, relevant content and map coverage connect. Explore the workflow below while we prepare the full video.
01
Connecting your profile
02
Preparing a post
03
Reviewing and approving
04
Reading a coverage map
A closer look at the steps in your GeoScribe workflow.
One workspace
Bring the work behind your profile together
The work already exists. It's just scattered across documents, folders, calendars and separate reports, so nothing tells you what to do next.
Today
DOC
Post copy
A document nobody else can find
IMG
Business photos
A folder on someone's phone
CAL
Posting dates
A shared calendar
PDF
Ranking reports
Emailed once a month
In GeoScribeExample
Your workspace
Fairview Roofingbusiness facts
Riversidelocation
roof repairkeyword plan
Storm seasoncampaign
Each level owns its own decisions, so the next action is attached to a specific location and keyword rather than a general to-do list.
Setup
Start with the right business and location
Create a workspace, authorise Google, choose exactly which profile and location to work on, then set your keywords, territory and control preferences.
1
Create your workspace
An organised workspace for your business, locations and keyword plans.
2
Authorise Google
Consent happens on Google's own pages. Signing in to GeoScribe is separate.
3
Choose the profile and location
Choose which discovered business location you want to manage.
4
Set keywords and territory
One keyword per plan, and the area you're willing to measure.
5
Choose your level of control
Automatic, Review first or Manual — per capability, changeable later.
Choose the Google account and locations you want to connect. Your saved business details stay under your control.
Selecting
Choose from the locations your account can access.
Details missing
A location without coordinates can't centre a grid yet.
Needs attention
Consent declined or withdrawn, with a route to reconnect.
Content
Turn what makes your business useful into your next post
Your services, business facts and local context are what the draft is built from. You see the exact text before it goes anywhere, and you can rewrite any part of it.
Draft · exampleAwaiting your review
Storm season is close. Our team is booking free roof inspections across the north of the city this month, including same-week appointments for damage that can't wait.
A draft stays a draft until your chosen workflow allows the next step.
PreparingReady for reviewEditingNeeds attention
Keep your own voice. Check the details, refine the wording and approve the version that is right for your business.
Photos
Bring the right business photo into the story
You upload photos you own and describe them. GeoScribe matches a relevant one to the post's subject, and you can change the photo before final approval.
Nothing uploaded yet
Add business photos when you want an image with your post, or choose to prepare a post without one.
Preparing your library
Your photo and its description are being prepared for relevance matching.
No suitable match
Nothing in the library fits this post's subject. You upload, choose another, or go without an image.
Your own photos, in the right context. Add a relevant image, choose another from your library or decide how to proceed when a post needs attention.
Product illustration. Photo descriptions help GeoScribe find a relevant match.
Planning
Give your content a plan
A campaign runs for dates you choose, at a cadence you set, and then it stops. You can see what's coming and what's waiting on you, in your own timezone.
Draft
Written, not yet prepared for a specific time.
Awaiting approval
Prepared and waiting on you. It will not send itself.
Scheduled
Approved for an exact local time. Still not published.
Held
Something blocked it — the reason is on the post.
Change a plan and the affected posts go back for preparation and review. Planned is never the same word as published, and nothing renews on its own.
Control
Choose what runs. Keep the final say.
Each capability has its own setting. Letting GeoScribe choose photos does not let it publish posts, and publishing posts does not let it widen your measured area.
Review first
RecommendedGeoScribe prepares the work and waits for you. Nothing reaches Google without an explicit approval.
You see the final text, image, destination and local time together
Approval covers that exact version — an edit asks again
Preparing is permitted; publishing is a separate permission
Pause stops new work in its scopeA manual hold stays until you release itCancelling can't recall a published post
Illustration of the control surface. Nothing on this page changes a real account.
Measurement
See more than the ranking at your front door
Every view belongs to one location and one keyword. GeoScribe checks the same positions each time and records what it found, so a change is a real change rather than a different sample.
What a result can be
7
Found at a position
You appeared, and this is where.
–
Valid not-found
The check ran correctly and you were not in the results. That is real information, not an error.
?
Unknown
The check didn't complete. Shown separately from a valid ranking result.
No scan yet
Nothing has been measured here, so nothing is claimed.
One strong keyword does not represent every service you offer, so each keyword gets measured on its own.
Illustration with sample values, not observed customer performance.
Targeting
Focus the next step where attention is needed
Weaker measured areas can inform what you plan next, inside the territory you saved. A targeting decision is a planning input, not proof that a post changes rankings.
Measured area
Strong hereWeaker hereSelected target
Planned workExample
LocationNorth side
Keywordroof repair
TargetWeaker cell, ring 2
Within saved territoryYes
Eligible target inside your territory
No eligible target — evidence too old
Outside the boundary you saved
Image preparation
Prepare the image for its intended context
Your original is kept untouched. A separate copy is prepared for the post, with optional branding and location information written for the area you targeted.
1Your original
Kept exactly as uploaded. GeoScribe never modifies the file you own.
2Prepared copy
A separate copy sized for the post, with optional branding and location information for the area you targeted.
3Your review
You can review the final prepared image and post before approving publication.
Target presentTarget unavailablePreparation held
Coordinates written into a prepared copy describe the area the post is aimed at. They are not a record of where the photo was taken, and there is no guarantee Google reads any particular embedded field.
Signature map growth
Expand the map. Keep your baseline.
When repeated comparable scans support it, GeoScribe widens the measured area at the same spacing. Your original checkpoints keep their positions, so the trend you have been watching stays intact.
7 × 7 · 49 points
9 × 9 · 81 points
Original, unmovedAdded this expansion
49
baseline checkpoints kept in place
+32
outer checkpoints added
Illustration. The grids alongside are the exact geometry. Spacing does not change, expansion happens within limits you set, and a wider measurement area is not itself a better ranking.
The cycle
A working cycle, with evidence at each step
The same location and keyword travel through all six stages. Remeasuring can lead to more work rather than expansion.
What goes in
One location, one keyword and a saved grid of checkpoints.
Your decision
Review your measurement settings and saved limits.
What can happen next
A complete, partial or failed set of observations.
If the evidence isn't there yet: the cycle stays where it is and keeps measuring. Expansion waits rather than proceeding on a single good scan.
A pause applies throughout. If you pause a capability, its stage holds and says so, and resuming does not clear a manual hold you set.
Teams and locations
Keep the organisation clear as the work grows
The same structure holds whether you run one location or many.
Business owner
ExampleOne business, one location, a couple of keywords. Keep the focus on the work for your location.
Your workspace
Fairview Roofing
Riverside
roof repair
roof replacement
Give your team clear owner, editor or viewer access across the workspace.
Recent activity · example
Post prepared for roof repair, north side
Riverside · 2 hours ago · by GeoScribe
Wider measurement area proposed
Riverside · yesterday · criteria met twice
Scan completed, 49 of 49 checkpoints
Corona · 2 days ago
Posting held — Google access withdrawn
Ontario · 3 days ago
Activity says what happened and what needs you. A viewer sees the same history without the actions.
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Pricing
GeoScribe. $37/month.
$37/month
Google Business Profile management, configurable automation and geographic coverage growth.
Keyword coverage measurement per location
Post preparation from your own business facts
Automatic, Review first or Manual per capability
Map expansion review with your baseline preserved
App access is coming soon. Explore the launch offer while we prepare your workspace.
Your plan details: included locations, usage allowances and subscription terms will be confirmed before you subscribe.
Understand the details before you start
Thirteen questions, answered plainly.
Bring your next local move into focus
Start with one location and one keyword. Measure it properly, then decide what to do about it.
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