Your Google profile.
Checked. Every week.
Choose an owner. Run six profile checks each week. Your punch card starts fresh every month.
Monthly check card
Your current month
| Check / week | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hours + details | |||||
| Review replies | |||||
| Fair requests | |||||
| Job photos | |||||
| Useful update | |||||
| Path to a quote |
An open slot means unchecked. Punch only after you have looked.
Punched = checked, even if no change was needed. Press again to undo.
Your week 1 checks
Opening your saved month…
Your saved checks will appear here.
Saved on this device, in this browser. No Google login or automatic profile edits. No cross-device sync.
Example: checked does not mean fixed.
An example roofing office has checked its hours, read its reviews and reviewed its request message. That is 3 of 6 checks, not a profile score.
Next check: Review your public photos and add a useful real job photo only if needed.
Example week 1 handoff
- Found
- Saturday hours on the profile do not match the office rota.
- Owner + due
- Alex will correct the hours before Friday close.
- Retest
- Reopen the public profile and compare the hours with the rota.
Keep the check punched. Keep the fix open until the retest passes.
Give next week an owner.
Your card and next check are free above. Add your first name and email to open the full monthly action plan, filled text file and printable PDF pack.
- 5 weekly roundsEach with its own checked items, remaining actions and notes.
- Your filled worksheetDownload the month you have actually worked on as a text file.
- The printable packA blank monthly sheet, handoff script and worked example.
One card per calendar month.
- Check. Six checks per round. Days 1–7, 8–14, 15–21, 22–28, then any remaining days.
- Record. Punch after checking, even when nothing needs changing. Give open fixes an owner and due date.
- Repeat. A new month opens a blank card using your device’s date. Previous monthly saves stay in this browser.
This weekly routine is an ES Studios suggestion, not a Google requirement. The tool tracks your checks; it does not inspect your live profile, measure rankings or predict results.