Google Business Profile optimisation
Two profiles were built from scratch; one existed and was corrected and rebuilt properly. All three now carry the same structure.
Powerease supplies off-grid and hybrid solar systems — high-performance inverters and batteries for residential, rural off-grid and commercial projects — from warehouses in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
Powerease specialises in off-grid and hybrid solar — inverters and batteries for residential, rural off-grid, and commercial and industrial projects.
They support installers, distributors and trade partners with local stock, technical support and three Australian warehouse locations.
The objective was to make each location easier to discover, while strengthening the overall SEO foundation of the business.
Two profiles were built from scratch; one existed and was corrected and rebuilt properly. All three now carry the same structure.
We strengthened the local search signals that tell Google this is a real business, in real places. This included business listings across platforms such as Yellow Pages, TrueLocal and Hotfrog.
We optimised Powerease's Odoo website within the platform's technical limitations — and were straight with them about where those limits sit.
A separate listing for each location on each directory, every one carrying identical name, address and phone details.
Listings include Yellow Pages, TrueLocal, Hotfrog, Superpages, Localsearch and Brownbook. Directories moderate submissions on their own timeframes; those still pending are expected to go live progressively.
Each approved directory listing becomes a domain pointing at the site. This is the citation work showing up in the link profile.
Referring domains include Yellow Pages, TrueLocal, Localsearch, Hotfrog and Superpages — the directories built during the citation work. Listings still in moderation will add to this as they go live.
We helped Powerease connect Google Maps, local search and website SEO into one stronger digital visibility foundation.
Twenty minutes, no pitch. Tell us where you operate and we’ll tell you what we’d fix first — starting with whatever Google currently thinks about you.