Sandy Weather: Open-Meteo

Free for Sandy businesses

Is your Google profile pulling its weight?

When someone searches for a plumber or a café near Sandy, the first thing they see is not a website. It's the Google Business Profile: the pin on the map, the stars, the opening hours and the photos. Most local businesses set theirs up once and never look at it again.

We'll look over yours, free, and send you a short report in plain English: what's working, what isn't, and what to fix first.

What we check

  • Claimed and verified Whether you actually control your profile, or Google is showing a version you can't edit.
  • The right categories The main category decides which searches you appear in. Many businesses pick one that is nearly right.
  • Name, address and phone That they match everywhere: Google, your website, Facebook and your loveSandy listing.
  • Opening hours Including bank holidays, so nobody turns up to a locked door.
  • Website and booking links That they work, and work on a phone.
  • Description and services Whether they say, in plain words, what you do and where you do it.
  • Photos Enough of them, recent, and showing what customers actually get.
  • Reviews How many, how recent, and whether you reply. Replies matter more than most people think.
  • How you show up in Sandy Where you appear when people nearby search for your trade, compared with others in Sandy.

How it works

  1. Tell us who you areFill in the short form below. It takes about a minute.
  2. We take a lookWe check your profile as your customers see it. No passwords, no access to your account.
  3. You get a short reportWithin three working days: what is good, what to fix first, and how. Most fixes take minutes.
Your business

Saves us guessing which one is you. In Google Maps, open your business, tap Share and copy the link.

Where to send the report
What would help most?

We use these details only to send your report and reply. See our privacy policy.

Common questions

Is it really free?

Yes. No card, no catch, no obligation.

Do you need access to my Google account?

No. We only look at what the public can see. If you decide to make the changes yourself, the report shows you where.

Will you try to sell me something?

If the report shows a website or a hand with Google would really help, we'll say so once, plainly, and leave it with you. No follow-up calls unless you ask.

What if I don't have a Google profile at all?

Then that's the first thing in the report, with how to set one up for free. If you work from home, you can hide your address and show an area instead.

Who does the check?

Trendfingers, the web studio here in Sandy that runs loveSandy.