How Google Maps Works

Google shows three names first

When a customer searches for your trade, three businesses get the map spots at the top. Almost all the calls go to those three.

Your ranking changes block by block

You can be #1 on your side of town and invisible ten minutes away. Google re-ranks every single search based on where the customer is standing.

Every gap has a winner

In each neighborhood where you don’t show up, somebody else does. Their phone is ringing with jobs that should’ve been yours.

Sample visibility report: a 7 by 7 map grid showing strong rankings near Decatur and invisible zones toward Bridgeport

The Free Visibility Report

See exactly where you’re winning — and where you’re losing

We take your main service — “roof replacement,” “new pool,” “AC repair” — and check where your business ranks at dozens of points across your whole service area. Then we put it on one map.

Where you rank, mile by mile — a map, not a guess
Which competitor owns each zone you’re missing
What those zones are likely costing you in jobs
The two or three fixes that would move the needle most

One page. Plain English. Yours to keep whether or not we ever talk.

Get My Free Visibility Report

Free · No obligation · 2 business days

No catch. Here’s the whole process.

Ask for it

Thirty seconds: your name, your business, your main service, your main town.

We build it

We map your visibility across your service area and have it to you within two business days.

You decide

Take a free 15-minute walkthrough of what we found — or just keep the report.

Either one is fine with us.

What a visibility gap looks like

This is a sample report for a roofing company based in Decatur. Green means customers searching there see you in the top three. Red means they don’t see you at all. This company looks strong from their own driveway — and they’re losing every roof in Bridgeport.

Sample visibility report with legend and statistics

Sample data for illustration. Your report is built from live Google results for your business.

Find out what your map looks like →

If your report shows problems, here’s how we fix them

Flat pricing, listed right here. If that surprises you, you’ve talked to other agencies.

Google Maps Management

$1,000/month

Show up in more of your service area. Turn searches into calls.

Your Google Business Profile fully built out and managed
A steady system for getting new reviews — and responses to every one
Weekly posts and customer Q&A handled for you
Your business listed correctly everywhere it counts
A fresh visibility map every month, so you watch red turn green

Start With the Free Report

Website Rebuild

$3,000 one-time

A six-page website built to turn visitors into phone calls.

Home, About, Services, Service Area, Testimonials, Contact
Mobile-first and fast — most of your customers are on their phones
Written to win you jobs, not to win design awards
Built from day one to rank in local search

Start With the Free Report

Wes Coleman, co-founder of Ecom Rescue — **Wes Coleman**
Co-Founder

Micah McKinney, co-founder of Ecom Rescue — **Micah McKinney**
Co-Founder

Two Decatur guys. One job: making your phone ring.

Ecom Rescue is Wes Coleman and Micah McKinney — both born and raised in Decatur, and friends so far back that Micah, then a fourth grader, walked Wes to his first day of kindergarten at the same school. Wes spent a decade in e-commerce and digital marketing with an Inc. 5000 company; Micah built his career in partnerships and business development alongside him. In 2023 they teamed up to do something simple: help the businesses that keep Wise County running get found on Google.

We answer our phone. We tell you what will move the needle and what won’t. And we show you the proof on a map every month.

Got a question?

(940) 210-3401

Fair questions

Yes. No invoice, no obligation, no bait-and-switch. We make it free because some owners who see their map hire us. The rest keep a useful report. Either way works.

Where your business ranks on Google when a customer searches for your main service from dozens of spots across your service area — and which competitor outranks you in each one.

No. We offer a 15-minute walkthrough because the map makes more sense with somebody explaining it. Skip it if you want — the report’s still yours.

Then the report proves it and you’ll know exactly where you stand. Worth knowing either way.

Straight answer: Google Maps improvements usually take weeks to a few months, not days. Anybody promising overnight rankings is guessing or lying. That’s why we send you the same visibility map every month — you see the progress yourself instead of taking our word for it.