Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
You all use Google Maps, right?

Does your company use this?
I always tell the people and companies I know well: “You’d better listen to what Google says!” lol
Obey Google!! lol
So, what I'm trying to say is that if you list your company information on Google Maps, it's more likely to show up in Google search results.
You might be thinking, “No way, we’re a slope construction company—this has nothing to do with us!” but that’s not the case.
Until recently, it was said that there wasn't a single company in the world without a website.
They say there isn't a single company out there that isn't on Google Maps these days, lol.
Well, that's fine as it is, but I think we'll see more private-sector construction projects in the future.
Especially when it comes to disasters.
Since large companies can't handle small local construction projects, I think local slope stabilization contractors will end up taking care of them, but,
I think that's when the general public will start searching for it.
If your company comes up first in those situations, the chances of getting a call naturally go up, right!?
Don't you think you could do at least a little bit of work?
Create a Google Account
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Create a Google My Business listing
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Registering Company Information on MyBusiness
I'll go through the editing step by step, but there's one important part.
What I'm asking for is a detailed description (overview) of the company, filled with text.
I think it would be helpful to write it in a way that even ordinary laypeople can understand.
And please post as many photos as possible—including photos from the job site, clear and easy-to-understand photos, photos of the work in progress, and cool-looking photos!
I think people who see this will let their imaginations run wild and come to us for advice.
So if that leads to a job opportunity, that's fine too.
It may seem like a small thing, but just doing something like this can turn into a job.
Even though it’s a public works project, there are plenty of other opportunities to find steady work.
If you're the first to do it in each region, you're sure to rise to the top!
It’s especially easy to become number one in our industry.
That's because cliff safety measures aren't a well-known field!
How many companies are there in each region?
I don't think there are that many.

Please give it a try.
You won't see results right away, but if you keep at it, you're sure to see results!
What's more, you can do it all yourself—for free!
I'm sure there are some of you who had a professional do it for you.
But it doesn't really make much difference whether a contractor does it or we do it ourselves!
If it's too much trouble and you don't have time, hiring a professional is fine, though~
But since it would be a waste, I recommend our company.
If you're going to search on Google,
"Google Maps Listing"If you search for it using those terms, you'll find it.
This setup is commonly referred to as MEO.
MEO = Map Engine Optimization
This refers to optimizing for the map engine used by Google Maps.
Please try searching for it on MEO.
There are a variety of options, so please take a look and check them out.
I recommend taking the time to do things like this during this slow period in April.
If "slope contractor" shows up even a little in search results, and people around me and the general public become aware of it, I want to become a slope contractor!
Someone like that might actually show up!! lol
By the way, here's our Google Map.
Well, it's written out in some detail, so please take a look for reference.
Click "View Enlarged Map" in the upper-left corner to see the details.
Make sure to fill the character limit in the summary!
Now it's time to go all out with the photos! lol
It’s understandable that the construction industry doesn’t get many ☆, but—
Adding a ☆ will help make it more widely known.
I really hope that Google Maps becomes the standard for slope contractors.
See you later.



