Add geo-tagged photos taken on location

Photos on your Google Business Profile are the images customers see in Maps and local results. Adding real, high-quality photos — and adding to them regularly — is the work here.

Google reports that profiles with photos get far more clicks, direction requests, and calls than those without, and fresh photos signal an active, real business. Photos are also the first thing a human judges you on — a profile with great images beats a bare one before a word is read.

How to do it

1. 1
   This is your geo-tagged photos taken on location.

   Location data in a photo reinforces where you actually work.
2. 2
   Use real, high-quality images

   Shoot actual photos of your work, team, location, and results — not stock images. Good lighting, in focus, landscape orientation. Authentic beats polished-but-generic.
3. 3
   Cover the categories Google offers

   Add a logo, a cover photo, exterior, interior, team, and 'at work' shots. The more complete the set, the more complete (and higher-ranking) your profile.
4. 4
   Upload through your profile

   In the Business Profile (Photos section), upload your set. You can do this from your phone right after a job.
5. 5
   Keep adding over time

   Don't dump them once and stop. A few fresh photos a month signals an active business and keeps your profile climbing.
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   What matters most on THIS platform

   Take photos on-site with your phone's location services ON, so the image carries geo-data, then upload them. It's a small, legitimate signal that ties your work to real places in your service area.