Categories
Primary and additional categories decide which searches you even get a chance at. We audit them against the work you want, then keep them honest as Google shuffles the list.
How it works
Blam is not a tool you log into after dinner. We run categories, services, reviews, replies, and posts on your Google Business Profile. Five weeks to get it in shape. Then we keep going.
The sequence
We do not dump a login on you and call it a product. Week by week we clean up the Google Business Profile, then we keep running it.
Week 1
We pull the Google Business Profile, look at the primary category and the extras hanging off it, and mark what to keep, drop, or add. Wrong categories bury good shops. This is the first thing we fix.
Week 2
We rewrite the services list in the language people type. Manufacturer jargon and leftover menu items come off. What you actually sell in Sherwood, Tualatin, and the rest of the metro goes on.
Week 3
We read what is already on the listing. We set a reply voice that sounds like your shop. Then we start answering — the good ones and the ones that sting — so the profile does not sit quiet.
Week 4
We plan the first month of Google posts around real work: seasonal demand, services you sell, photos from the field. No stock-photo filler. No posting for the sake of a streak.
Week 5+
From here it is the job. Posts go out. Reviews get replies. Categories and services stay current. You get a short monthly note on what changed. You do not log into a dashboard to keep it alive.
What we run
Categories, services, reviews, and posts. That is the Google Business Profile work most shops mean to get to. Blam does it. You do not DIY it.
Primary and additional categories decide which searches you even get a chance at. We audit them against the work you want, then keep them honest as Google shuffles the list.
Unanswered reviews make a shop look closed. We watch the listing and reply in your voice — fast enough that it reads like someone is home.
Google posts are the cheap, easy thing most shops forget. We write them, schedule them, and keep the profile from looking abandoned between busy weeks.
The services list is how a homeowner checks whether you do their job. We write it like a shop board, not a keyword dump, and we update it when the work mix changes.
We look at the Google Business Profile before we talk price.
No invented rankings. No dashboard for you to learn. If the Google Business Profile is a fit, we tell you what the first five weeks look like.
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