Google Business Profile audit

Read WORKFLOW.md. Reuse the user's branch context; ask for a public Maps URL or identity only if missing. Prefer supplied public details and owner exports before collection. Use places for a small approved public profile sample when needed, and verify the exact branch by place ID/URL and public address. A same-name listing is a candidate until confirmed.

Build a table: field, owner-confirmed fact, observed public value, source/date, status, proposed correction. Check real business name, primary/secondary category fit, public contact details, website landing page, regular/special hours, actual services, service areas and available public attributes. Mark unobserved fields unknown. Public data cannot establish ownership, verification, suspensions, account permissions, bookings or private profile performance.

Prioritize inaccurate customer-facing facts first, then service/category relevance and useful content. Use qualitative priority with a concrete reason; do not fabricate a numerical ranking score or factor weights. Draft a concise business description from supplied facts, service suggestions, useful photo subjects and a posts outline. Unsupported business claims remain questions for the owner.

Respect Google's business representation guidelines: use the real-world name; no keyword-stuffed rebrand, fake office, invented location, duplicate branch profile or fabricated hours. Keep a service-area business's hidden home address private. Do not prescribe review incentives or review gating; follow Google review guidance.

Deliver a short profile finding table and up to five prioritized actions, with owner, approval needed, source and verification step. Offer the smallest relevant next route: Maps baseline, review themes, citation conflicts or branch-page audit. Editing/publishing is a separate approved action; this skill has no Google account write capability.

This route is for a profile audit. A request solely to measure positions goes to maps-rank-tracking; a generic technical website audit should not silently become a Google profile audit.