Digital Marketing · Google Maps
Get found on Google Maps in Vientiane and across Laos
When someone nearby searches for a restaurant, hotel, clinic or supplier, Google shows a map first. Your Google Business Profile decides whether they call you or a competitor.
The problem
Small profile gaps cost real visits
Missing categories, services and photos make your listing easy to skip.
Old opening hours and different phone numbers across the web send customers elsewhere.
Without a simple way to ask for reviews, new customers have little to go on.
Our approach
A complete, accurate and active profile
We claim and verify your profile, complete every field, align your name, address and phone across the web, add photos and posts, set up a review routine and track calls and direction requests.
What’s included
- Profile setup and verification support
- Category and service selection
- Photos and posts plan
- Name, address and phone consistency check
- Review request process
- Monthly insights report
Google Business Profile setup and optimisation is included in every digital marketing package.
How it works
From unclaimed to fully active
- Step 1
Claim
Verify ownership of your profile.
- Step 2
Complete
Every field, category and service.
- Step 3
Align
Consistent details across the web.
- Step 4
Engage
Posts, photos and a review routine.
- Step 5
Track
Calls, directions and website visits.
How local results work
What decides who appears on Google Maps
Google says local results are based mainly on three things: relevance (how well your profile matches the search), distance (how close you are to the person searching) and prominence (how well known and well reviewed your business is).
You cannot change your distance from a customer, but you can make your profile more relevant and more prominent. That is what local SEO work focuses on.
- Relevance: the right primary category, complete services, accurate description, photos and regular posts
- Prominence: a steady flow of genuine reviews, replies to every review, and consistent business details across the web
- Trust signals: correct opening hours, phone number and location, so customers who visit or call are not disappointed
Reviews and citations
Reviews, citations and your website
Reviews
We set up a simple routine for asking satisfied customers for a review, for example a short link or QR code, and show you how to reply to every review, positive or negative. We never write or buy reviews.
Citations
Your business name, address and phone number should be the same on your website, Facebook page, directories and maps. Inconsistent details confuse both customers and Google.
Local signals on your website
Your website should show your address, a map link and the areas you serve, and link to your Google Business Profile. If you have more than one location, each location deserves its own useful page. We do not create copied "city pages" for places you do not serve.
Want to check your own profile first? Use our Google Business Profile checklist for Vientiane businesses.
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