We review the profile and supporting evidence, identify likely policy conflicts, and either give you a filing plan or manage the correction and appeal process for you.
No reinstatement provider controls Google’s decision or timing. We improve the accuracy, evidence, and process behind the request.
Two starting points
For an owner or agency that can make the corrections and file the appeal after receiving a clear diagnosis.
Full profile diagnostic
Supporting-document review
Compliance issue list
Correction and filing guidance
30-minute expert review call
For a business that wants one specialist to correct the case, prepare the evidence, file, and follow up.
Profile corrections
Document review and preparation
Up to two eligible appeal submissions
Google correspondence and follow-up
Escalation path when available
Why diagnosis comes first
Names, addresses, categories, service areas, websites, and ownership can contradict public evidence or Google policy.
Licenses, registrations, signage, utility documents, workspace evidence, and website details must support the business represented by the profile.
Existing case IDs, rejection messages, account history, recent edits, and previous evidence affect the next defensible step.
Case path
Inspect the profile, accounts, public business facts, supporting documents, suspension notice, and prior appeals.
Resolve eligible profile and website conflicts, organize the evidence, and write the clearest truthful explanation of the case.
Submit through the applicable Google path, record case IDs, respond to requests, and use available escalation routes when appropriate.
Ten or more suspended profiles
A bulk case needs a shared brand diagnosis plus location-level evidence—not a stack of unrelated submissions.
Choose the right starting point
We will confirm the service, location count, access requirements, and price before work begins.
FAQ
Google response times vary. Some complete quickly; evidence-heavy or repeatedly rejected cases can take several weeks. We report the case state and blocker without promising a date.
We review the rejection, the profile state, the submitted evidence, and any remaining correction before deciding whether another appeal or an available escalation is appropriate.
No. It covers the agreed diagnosis, corrections, evidence preparation, filing, and follow-up. Google makes the final decision.
Avoid speculative changes or repeated submissions. Preserve the notices and case IDs, gather business evidence, and let the diagnostic identify what should change.