Step 1 in the video: a free Google Business Profile, with service areas instead of a street address if you work at customers' homes.Illustrative image created with AI tools. Not a photo of a real shop or person.Close-up from Step 1: a service-area map on a phone. Google allows up to 20 service areas on a Business Profile.Illustrative image created with AI tools. Not a photo of a real shop or person.Meet Dan, the example two-truck HVAC owner in the video, planning his day from the cab.Illustrative image created with AI tools. Not a photo of a real shop or person.Planning the day's routes from the truck. The video's story follows one owner whose phone has gone quiet.Illustrative image created with AI tools. Not a photo of a real shop or person.Step 4 in the video: asking for honest reviews. The FTC rule bans fake reviews, and Google does not allow paying for reviews.Illustrative image created with AI tools. Not a photo of a real shop or person.A plain thank-you and a review link after the job, with no discount or gift tied to the review.Illustrative image created with AI tools. Not a photo of a real shop or person.Step 2 in the video: a clear, fast website that works on phones. Google's Core Web Vitals measure loading, responsiveness and layout shift.Illustrative image created with AI tools. Not a photo of a real shop or person.Checking the same page on a phone and a laptop. Google's good thresholds are LCP within 2.5 seconds, INP under 200 milliseconds and CLS under 0.1.Illustrative image created with AI tools. Not a photo of a real shop or person.
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