My brokerage already has a Google profile — do I need my own?
You can, and often should. A shared profile usually favors the
brokerage's overall ranking, not you personally — your own profile keeps your
reviews tied to your name.
Can I have a profile at my brokerage's address?
Yes, with some ranking caveats we navigate for you — a
service-area setup is sometimes the better fit instead.
How does verification work for an individual agent?
Google treats an individual agent as its own kind of listing, not
a location — using your brokerage's address usually means showing a genuine,
distinguishable presence there, which most agents sharing an office don't have. A
service-area setup sidesteps that and verifies the way a mobile business does: a short
video walkthrough, not a mailed postcard.
What happens to my reviews if I switch brokerages?
Reviews on your own personal Google profile move with you — they
don't belong to the brokerage. That's one real reason having your own profile
matters.
Does this work for a team, not just one agent?
This setup is built around an individual agent. Team or group
profiles are a separate conversation — ask us and we'll tell you what fits.
When's the best time to hand over the card?
At closing, almost always — the client is happiest and the
experience is freshest in their mind.