For therapists whose Google profile has been sitting there half filled out since the day they claimed it
Someone in your city is searching for a therapist right now. You should be one of the three she sees.
The Google Business Profile Package is your whole local presence built and handed back to you finished. Categories chosen against real keyword research, every specialty listed as its own service, your name and address matching across every directory, and 30 branded post templates with a 90-day calendar so you always know what to post.
WHEN SOMEONE SEARCHES FOR A THERAPIST ONLINE, GOOGLE DECIDES WHO THEY SEE FIRST
Right now, that decision is being made without you, and here is what is standing between you and the top of that list.
GOOGLE DECIDES WHO GETS SEEN
Google puts a small group of local therapists at the very top of the results, above everything else on the page, and most people call someone from that group without scrolling any further. Getting into that group is not about luck or how long you have been in practice, it comes down to how complete and how specific your profile is, which is entirely within your control.
GOOGLE IS WRITING YOU PROFILE FOR YOU
Google creates a listing for your practice whether you set one up or not, and it fills in the details with whatever it can find. That means a category you did not choose, a description you never wrote, and none of the language your ideal client is using when they look for help. Claiming it and rewriting it puts you back in charge of the first thing they read about you.
YOUR PROFILE HAS TO STAND OUT
When they have a few options in front of them, they pick the one that feels like it understands what they are going through. A profile with your specialties listed, current photos, real reviews, and posts that speak to their situation does that work before you ever talk to them, and it is the reason two therapists with the same credentials get very different results.
What you get inside.
- Your profile claimed and verified, or set up from scratch if you do not have one yet
- Primary and secondary categories chosen against real keyword research rather than guessed
- A business description written in your ideal client's search language
- Services and service areas built out with every specialty listed as its own service
- Hours, attributes, appointment links, and your booking URL all connected
- Photo optimization with proper file names and geotagging guidance
- A name and address consistency check with corrections across Psychology Today, Healthgrades, Zocdoc, and every other directory you are listed on
- A review request system with templates and a response protocol
- 30 reusable branded post templates, with the Canva files so you can edit them yourself
- A 90-day content calendar with every topic mapped to a keyword
- A Loom walkthrough of your finished profile and exactly how to post going forward
Everything built, optimized, and handed back to you finished
Standard market price $500 to $2,000
One payment · Everything included
Agencies charge $500 and up for this, and the packages built for therapists start at $2,000. I am a therapist, so I built the systems once and I know exactly what this work takes. That is why I can hand you the whole thing for $297 instead.
Amanda, The Passive Practice
Your profile stays yours · No contracts · No monthly fee
Four steps, and only one of them is yours.
You send me access and answer a few questions about your practice. Everything after that happens without you, until it comes back finished.
Step 01
Onboarding
You add me as a manager on your profile and fill out one short form about your specialties, the clients you want more of, and the cities you serve. Takes about fifteen minutes.
Step 02
Research
I find the words people in your area are actually typing when they go looking for a therapist, then map your categories, services, and description against what I find rather than guessing.
Step 03
Set up
I build the whole profile out, clean up your name and address across every directory, and create your post templates and 90-day calendar. You review it and tell me what to change.
Step 04
Hand off
You get a Loom walkthrough of the finished profile, what each part does, and exactly how to post going forward. Everything stays yours, including the Canva files.
You are involved twice · Onboarding and approval