Maptrix GRID
Twenty-four tasks, in the order that matters, for getting a Google Business Profile found — by search and by AI assistants. Every claim is sourced or labelled as opinion.
You deliver local SEO for clients and want a repeatable process instead of re-deciding what to do each time. The metrics export becomes the report you hand over.
You have seen your audit, you know what is wrong, and you would rather fix it yourself than pay someone monthly. This tells you what to do and in what order.
Four phases, twenty-four tasks, roughly 8 hours 35 minutes of work. Each task explains why it matters before it tells you what to do.
Make the business verifiable. Nothing else works until Google and AI systems agree on who this business is, where it is, and what it does.
Decide which searches this business is eligible for at all. This is where the largest single ranking lever sits.
Build the signals that compound — reviews and a real photo library — then set the rhythm that stops the work decaying.
Get cited by AI assistants, and prove month over month that the work moved something a client cares about.
Built into the tasks that need them, not bolted on separately.
Builds a description from what the business actually offers, within the character limit, without keyword stuffing.
Drafts replies that read like a person wrote them. Handles the difficult ones as well as the easy ones.
The message that gets a detailed review instead of a bare five stars.
The exact prompts to test whether assistants mention this business, and what they say when they do.
Records the baseline and the monthly numbers, so the before and after is a document, not a claim.
Local SEO advice is full of numbers nobody can trace. In GRID, each factual claim shows where it came from, so you can tell the difference between something tested and something someone believes.
A controlled test or Google's own documentation, cited with the source.
An industry study, named, and flagged as correlation rather than cause.
Practitioner opinion, labelled as such, with no invented data behind it.
An example of why this matters. Google restricted FAQ rich results in August 2023 and added a deprecation notice to the FAQ structured data documentation on 7 May 2026. GRID tells you not to sell FAQ schema as a rich result — and cites both notices, so you are not repeating advice that stopped being true.
One licence covers one business. The business name locks once you begin, so if you manage several clients you will need a licence for each.
No subscription. No renewal.
Spent from your credit balance. One licence covers one business for 12 months.
Neither, exactly. It is a working system you log into. Each task explains why it matters, how to do it, and gives you fields to record what you did. Five built-in tools generate the copy you would otherwise write from scratch. Your progress saves as you go.
The tasks total roughly 8 hours 35 minutes of actual work. Most of the setup can be done in a couple of sittings. Reviews, photos and measurement need elapsed time by their nature, and one task sets the weekly rhythm that keeps the results from slipping back.
No. One licence covers one business, and the business name locks once you start. If you manage profiles for several clients, you need a licence for each.
No. Every task states why it matters before it tells you what to do. If you already know the fundamentals, the Discovery phase on AI visibility is likely the part that is new.
One full Maptrix audit of the business you are working on, which costs 1 credit. Run it before you start to get your baseline, and it becomes the before half of your before-and-after.
Nobody can promise that, and anyone who does is guessing. What this does is remove the reasons a profile is held back, in the order that matters, and measure what changed. Ranking depends on your competitors as much as on you.
GRID is a digital product delivered immediately, so it is non-refundable once the system has been opened. We can see whether an account has accessed it.
There are three exceptions, and we honour them without argument:
Approved refunds are processed within 5–7 business days to the original payment method. Email support with your payment ID to start one. We do not refund because rankings did not move — no honest seller can promise a ranking outcome, and we do not.
See our full refund policy and terms.