Sitemap
Every page on this site in one list
Everything on the international site, including the pages that are deliberately kept out of search results. The same set exists in each of the other six markets, in that market's own currency and wording.
- 9 service pages in this market
- Seven markets, each complete
- Nothing here is a dead link
Main pages
The nine pages every market has
These exist in all seven markets, written and priced separately in each.
- HomeThe international front page, with the featured service and the packages/
- All servicesThe 9 services side by side, and the guide to choosing between them/services/
- PricingEvery package in USD, with the delivery window on each/pricing/
- How it worksThe four steps of an order, and what is never asked for/how-it-works/
- AboutThe six positions this business holds, each of them checkable/about/
- QuestionsEvery question grouped by service, including the awkward ones/faq/
- ResultsPublished client quotes, and what a page like that cannot tell you/reviews/
- InsightsLong form writing on how each platform ranks and filters/blog/
- ContactThe enquiry form, the support address and what to send with it/contact/
Services
9 service pages
One page per platform, each with its own packages, its own questions and its own section on what that service will not do. A market that does not sell a service has no page for it, which is why the count differs between markets.
- Google Maps ReviewsDominate the local map pack where a nearby customer is choosing between three pins./services/google-maps-reviews/
- Google ReviewsThe reviews that decide whether a local search turns into a phone call./services/google-reviews/
- Google Local Guide ReviewsReviews from Local Guide accounts, which carry more weight with the people reading them./services/google-local-guide-reviews/
- Google Photo ReviewsA review with a photograph attached, which is read before any of the words are./services/google-photo-reviews/
- Google Review RepliesWritten replies posted under existing reviews, so the profile reads as attended to./services/google-review-replies/
- Trustpilot ReviewsThe independent score shoppers check before they hand over a card./services/trustpilot-reviews/
- Tripadvisor ReviewsRanking pressure for anything a traveller books before they arrive./services/tripadvisor-reviews/
- Yelp ReviewsThe hardest platform to move, and the one competitors watch./services/yelp-reviews/
- Capterra ReviewsWhere software buyers shortlist before they ever book a demo./services/capterra-reviews/
Ordering and account
The pages you reach while buying
These are real pages and they work, but they carry a noindex tag and do not appear in the XML sitemap. A checkout in a search result is no use to anybody, and an account page is nobody's business but yours.
- CartWhat you have chosen so far, with the totals/cart/
- CheckoutThe profile brief for each pack, then payment/checkout/
- Track an orderDelivery progress, which also works from the link in your receipt/account/orders/
- Sign inOptional. Guest checkout needs an email address and nothing else/login/
- Create an accountKeeps every order, receipt and delivery window in one place/signup/
Legal
The three documents
Written per market, so these are the international versions and they are the ones that apply to an order placed here.
Other markets
The same site, six more times
Each market has its own currency, its own prices, its own questions and in five cases its own written copy. These links go to each market's own version of this page.
- United States9 services, priced in USD
- United Kingdom9 services, priced in GBP
- Australia9 services, priced in AUD
- Canada9 services, priced in CAD
- India9 services, priced in INR
- Belgium9 services, priced in EUR
- Internationalyou are here9 services, priced in USD
There is also a machine readable sitemap at /sitemap.xml, which is what search engines read. It lists the indexable pages only, so the ordering and account pages above are not in it.
Cannot find what you were looking for
Send a message rather than hunting through this list. A person reads it, and if the page you want does not exist yet you will be told that instead of being sent somewhere close.