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Get found on Google

Set up your free Google Business Profile and point it to your own ClientHaus page. Six steps, one page. Keep it open in another tab while you go.

Before you begin

Build something that lasts.

At ClientHaus we believe your business should belong to you: your name, your page, your clients. That is the steady way to long-term success.

How Google finds you, and why patience pays

First, Google finds you. Once your profile is verified and your ClientHaus page is linked, Google adds you to its index, the huge list of businesses it knows about.

Then you climb, step by step. Google moves a business up as it sees real signs that people trust it: reviews, photos, accurate hours, people searching your name and clicking through, and other sites linking to you. That takes weeks, sometimes months. Every review and every booking adds up.

Use every strategy, and keep them yours. Your Google profile, your ClientHaus page, your social media, word of mouth, happy clients who send their friends. Each one points back to you.

Be careful handing your business to a marketplace. Booking marketplaces show up on Google too, but:

  • Other providers nearby are shown right next to you, so you can win a client one month and lose her to your neighbor the next.
  • Many charge you a share when they send you a new client.

That is not the way to build a business.

Your ClientHaus page shows only you, and your Google profile points straight to it. No competitors, no list of other providers.

Start here

Let’s get your business on Google.

Set up your Google Business Profile so local clients can find your services, and add your ClientHaus page so they can take the next step.

Begin with Google

Select the link below to get started. Google will guide you through the setup, one section at a time.

Start your Google Business Profile →

Sign in with the Google Account you want to use to manage your business. Keep this guide open in another tab so you can move through each step at your own pace.

Google’s add-or-claim instructions

Have your business name, service category, phone number, hours, and ClientHaus page link nearby.

Step 1 · Your business

Enter the name clients know.

Google will ask for the name of your business. Use the name you use with clients, not a list of services or search terms.

What to enter

  1. Type your business name, exactly as clients know it.
  2. Choose the closest primary business category.
  3. Add your phone number and any other contact details requested.

Example: Business name: Frida Stylist
Category: Hairdresser, or the closest accurate option Google offers.

Not your web address. The name box gets your business name only. Don’t type clienthaus.com/frida-stylist or the word ClientHaus here. Your ClientHaus link goes in the Website box in Step 5.

Google can suspend profiles whose names are stuffed with extra words like “Best Bridal Hair Bakersfield.” Keep it to your real name.

Step 2 · Where you work

Tell Google where clients can meet you.

Choose the setup that matches the way you work. Google will show the relevant fields as you go.

Select the right arrangement

Clients visit your studio or salon: Enter the address where you meet clients.

You travel to clients: Choose the service-area option, add the areas you really serve, and hide your address if clients don’t come to you.

You rent a chair or suite in a shared salon: You can usually have your own profile, separate from the salon’s, as long as clients book you directly and can reach you there during your hours. It’s worth doing: the profile and its reviews are yours, and they go with you if you ever move.

You’re the only stylist at a salon with its own brand: Google prefers one shared profile, named like Salon Name: Your Name.

Google’s location and business guidelines

Follow the prompts that match your business. You don’t need to make your setup more complicated than it is.

Step 3 · Make it yours

Add the details that help clients choose you.

A few thoughtful details make your profile more useful and give people a clear picture of your work.

Complete these profile sections

  • Hours: Enter the hours when clients can reach or visit you.
  • Services: Add the services you currently offer.
  • Description: Write two or three clear sentences about your work.
  • Photos: Add a few strong, genuine photos of your work.

Example description: “Frida Stylist offers cuts, color and bridal hair in Bakersfield. See my work and book online on my ClientHaus page.”

You don’t need to write an essay. A clear, accurate description is enough to start.

Step 4 · Verify

Confirm that you manage this business.

Google asks you to verify the profile before it can appear fully on Google Search and Maps.

Follow the verification option Google gives you

  1. Review the verification methods shown in your Google account.
  2. Select an available method and follow the instructions on screen.
  3. Complete the requested steps and submit any required information.
  4. Return to your profile to check the status or any follow-up request.

Google’s step-by-step verification help

Google chooses which verification methods you get. Some take several business days to review. You’re on track if Google shows that verification is processing.

Step 5 · Your ClientHaus page

Add the link that takes clients to you.

This is where your Google profile connects to your own ClientHaus page.

Add your website link

1. Copy your link from ClientHaus. Sign in to your ClientHaus dashboard, open Your page, then Status & QR code. Your page link is shown there.

It looks like https://clienthaus.com/your-page-name, for example https://clienthaus.com/frida-stylist. Use your own.

2. Paste it into Google.

  1. Open your Business Profile while signed in to Google.
  2. Select Edit profile, then Contact.
  3. Paste your link into the Website field, the whole thing, starting with https://. The copy button on Status & QR code copies it that way for you.
  4. Select Save.

Paste the full link to your own page, never just clienthaus.com. Copying it from Status & QR code avoids typing mistakes.

Step 6 · Check your work

Take a quick look at your public profile.

You’re nearly there. A short check makes sure clients find the right information.

Confirm these three things

  1. Search for your business name on Google.
  2. Open your Business Profile and check that the details look right.
  3. Select the website link and confirm it opens your ClientHaus page.

How long until you show up? Changes usually appear within 3 days. A brand-new business can take up to a month to start showing in search results. That’s normal. Keep going.

Your Google profile and ClientHaus page work together: Google helps people discover you, and your ClientHaus page lets them book.

You’re set

You’re easy to find now.

Your Google Business Profile points to your own ClientHaus page, where clients see only you and can book in a few taps.

Keep it growing

  • Ask happy clients for a Google review after each visit.
  • Add new photos as your portfolio grows.
  • Update your hours and services when they change.
  • Check now and then that your website link still opens your page.

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