The platform
Photo work
We collect your photos, write the words that travel with each one, and publish them onto your Google listing a few at a time.
A photo with no words attached is invisible to anything reading rather than looking, and the description under it is the part a retrieval system can quote.
What it is
Pictures come from three places: your Google listing, your website, and any social profile we hold a link to. Only public pages, and a private one is stepped past.
Two sets of words are written per photo. One is embedded in the file itself, in the fields Google and every modern library read. The other is the description published under the picture on your listing.
Both are written from a closed vocabulary: the service matched from your own list, and what kind of picture it is. Model prose about a medical image is never published, and a photo classified as a result is never described at all.
What you get
- A library with every picture we hold on you, for a person to confirm before anything reaches Google.
- Files carrying your business, your service and your location in their own metadata.
- Photos published onto the listing on a slow cadence, one a day, so a backlog drains over a week rather than in a minute.
- A date per photo you can set yourself.
How it runs
Photos are collected
From the listing, the website and your social links, once per business. You can upload more at any time.
Each one is classified
Against the services on your own record, so the words we attach are a service you actually offer.
The words are written in
The file gets the title, the description, the keywords, the city and the credit. Nothing describes what is in the picture, because that stage has not looked at it.
They publish on a drip
One a day per business. Google rate-limits new media and a queue dumped in one day reads as spam on the listing.
Which plan includes it
Get Recommended is the lightest plan that includes it, at $32/day. Plans above it include everything below them.
Questions
- Do you write captions about what is in the photo?
- No. We name the service, the business and the place, all of which are facts we hold. Inventing a description of a medical image is the one thing we will not do with a customer asset.
- Can I choose when a photo goes out?
- Yes. Set a date on the photo in your media page. There is still one photo a business a day, so a date is a place in the queue rather than a guarantee of a minute.
- What happens to before and after pictures?
- A photo classified as a result is never described and never published by us. Advertising rules on outcome claims apply to a picture the same way they apply to a sentence.
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