Authority and relevance, built on Google’s own platforms — and pointed at your money URLs.

A set of branded properties we build for your business inside Google’s own ecosystem — a hub page, a Google Site, guides, a deck, a coverage sheet, a form, a calendar and events page, a map, a job listing, a resource folder and a brand index. All built around one service in one locality, all wired to pass authority and relevance to your money URLs.

No. The Mini Website is a full property built to rank in its own right. The Stack is an authority and relevance network built on Google’s own platforms, pointed at whatever URL you choose — including your Mini Website. They work together; neither replaces the other.

You need a target: a website, a landing page, or a Google Business Profile. The stack points at it.

Two situations, mainly. If you already have a strong local landing page, this is what a Google Stack is built for — powering up a page that already exists and a Google Business Profile that already exists, so both rank harder for that service in that area. If you’ve got the page and it’s just not moving, this is the lever. And if you’ve built a Branded Mini Website with us, point the stack at it — they were built to be used together.

Then start with the Branded Mini Website, and stack it afterwards. A stack pointed at a weak or nonexistent target has nothing to power up.

Because each one is a document a real business would plausibly have, and each one has a job in the link or relevance graph. We investigated and cut the ones that didn’t earn a place.

The facts come from a verified fact sheet built from your real business data. The prose is written around those facts. Nothing about your business is invented, ever.

Some of them can, for branded and long-tail queries. That’s upside, not the pitch. Their job is to pass authority and relevance to your money URLs.

Most of it is. Thin documents, stuffed anchors, the same template fired at a hundred businesses. We build branded properties that look like documents a real business would have, with exactly one exact-match anchor across the whole Site and the link signal concentrated where it genuinely carries.

No, and anyone telling you they do hasn’t checked. Google rewrites published Doc and Slide links through a redirect that strips the equity. Docs and Slides carry relevance and entity signal. The real links live on the surfaces that genuinely pass them.

Nothing in the build is a link scheme. No PBNs, no purchased links, no blasting. Every property is a branded, honest document on a platform Google runs itself, with the link signal concentrated where it genuinely carries and exactly one exact-match anchor across the whole Site.

No. Anchor text is rotated per build, content is written from your own fact sheet, and no two stacks come out byte-identical. That’s deliberate.

Because it does two jobs at once, and both of them are real. First, it’s a crawl engine — the job page carries a plain link list to every other property in the stack, which pulls crawlers through the whole thing rather than leaving properties sitting undiscovered. Second, a business that is actively hiring for a service in an area is a business that is actively working in that area. That’s a real-world signal, and it’s exactly the kind of signal we want Google associating with you and that locality.

The listing is real, honest and deliberately low-key — a temporary, as-needed support role for your service in your area. It is not a clickbait lure for a job that doesn’t exist. The structured data mirrors the visible text exactly.

Then you decide. Interview them, hire them, or turn them down — it’s entirely your call, and it’s your brand’s decision to make. We’d rather be blunt about this than have you find out later: if you’re not comfortable with a live job listing running under your brand, don’t buy this service. The job page isn’t a bolt-on we can quietly remove — it’s load-bearing. It’s how the stack gets crawled and how the locality signal lands.

Not everything, and by design. Google marks some of its own file types as not for indexing, so we publish indexable copies of the guides, deck and coverage sheet on our cloud pages, and run the properties that can be indexed through our indexing process once. Nothing is guaranteed. Your report shows the real status.

It runs over the 14 days of the order, and your day-14 report shows where each property stands.

We can’t promise Google keeps anything indexed. If you want a property submitted again, additional indexing is $2 per URL.

Your report lists every property with its live URL and its status. We say Submitted for what we sent, and Indexed only where a check shows it.

The business’s own. The business needs its own Google (Gmail) account. After you order, you click Allow on Google’s screen and sign in once. No passwords are shared with anyone. You can do it yourself or send the link to the business owner.

You keep everything. It is your account.

14 days. Your links go live on day 7 and your report arrives on day 14.

Four things: your target URL, your target service keyword, your Google Business Profile URL, and a logo from your website. Then connect the business’s Google account, about five minutes. We do the rest.

Yes, and it’s included. After handover, the job listing and the events refresh every fifteen days, eight times over, at no extra cost.

One stack covers one service in one locality. More services or more neighbourhoods, more stacks.

We take orders from businesses in any country. Some countries take one extra day, and your due date is shown before you pay.