Marketing Port Alberni
The only few things you need to know about marketing.
Somebody in Nanaimo just searched "plumber near me". They're calling one of the first three names on the map.
If that isn't you, your competitor gets the customer. And you never even find out it existed.
Free personal Loom video, recorded by me. Where you rank, why the guy above you is there, and what it takes to pass him. No sales deck. No 45-minute call.
Working with local businesses across BC
Why your phone's quiet.
You do good work. Your reviews say so.
The problem is the guy two towns over shows up first.
Nobody can find you
Someone searches "auto repair Port Alberni" and gets three names. You're #12. That's page two.
Page two is a graveyard.
Your competitor gets your calls
He isn't better than you. He just shows up first. So he gets the call, the customer and the five-star review that should've been yours.
Feast or famine
Slammed in June. Dead in November. When your spot on Google moves, your schedule moves right along with it.
Real rankings, real towns.
Rankings on Google for the exact search your customers type, measured before and after.
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[TOWN]Four steps to Google's Top 3.
No mystery. No 40-page report you'll never read. Just the stuff that moves you up on Google, done every month.
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Audit & ranking check
I map where you rank across your whole service area, not just from your shop's parking lot. Then I find what's keeping you out of the Top 3.
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Fix your Google Business Profile
Categories, services, real photos, hours, reviews. Most owners list five services. The guys on top list closer to thirty.
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Build local ranking signals
Service pages, town pages, directory listings and a steady trickle of reviews. Google wants proof you actually work here.
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Track & maintain
A heat map every month showing where you rank across your area. You don't get a black belt for showing up once.
Every way to get found.
The map is the main event. These are the tools I use to get you there, and you only use the ones your business needs.
Local SEO
Get into Google's Top 3 in your town, and stay there.
Learn moreGoogle Ads
Show up at the top of Google this week, for people ready to hire.
Learn moreMeta Ads
Facebook and Instagram ads that reach locals before they ever search.
Learn moreSEO
Get your website ranking for every service you sell.
Learn moreAI SEO
Get named when people ask ChatGPT who to hire.
Learn more- No long-term contracts
- One business per industry per town
- You own every account

Yes, that's me holding Google. It's lighter than it looks.
You deal with me, directly.
I'm Austin Wallin. One-man agency out of Port Alberni, working with local businesses all over BC.
No account manager. No junior who got your file on his second day. I do the work myself: your Google profile, your service pages, your listings, your monthly heat maps.
When you call, I pick up.
I live here, and your customers are my neighbours. I named it Blessed Marketing Results because I'm grateful I get to do this work. I'd like your phone to be a little busier because of it.
This isn't for everyone.
- You let the phone ring out. I can get you the call. I can't answer it for you.
- You won't touch your Google profile, your photos or your website. Ever.
- You're fine with the other guy keeping Google's Top 3.
Want steady local calls, and willing to snap a few photos of your work each week? We'll get along great.
Stuff people ask me.
How does a top 3 ranking help my business?
Search "cabin rental Ucluelet" on your phone. You get a map and three businesses. That's the whole first screen.
That's where the calls, the direction requests and the website clicks go. Hardly anybody scrolls past it.
Get in there and your phone gets busier. Sit at #9 and you're invisible to the people ready to hire today.
How long does it take to reach the top 3?
30 to 90 days for most of my clients.
FTP Services in Parksville went from #9 to the top 3 for "auto repair Parksville" in 30 days. That was fast, and Jay earned it: he asked every customer for a review and sent photos every single week.
A crowded town or a messy profile takes longer. I count a move once it holds for two or three scans in a row, so neither of us gets excited over a fluke.
What do I need to get started?
A Google Business Profile, the towns you serve and a phone with a camera.
You add me as a manager on your profile from my own Google account. You stay the owner. No profile yet, or stuck in verification limbo? I'll walk you through it.
Do I have to sign a long contract?
Nope. No long-term contracts.
You stay because the phone's ringing. If it isn't, you shouldn't be paying me.
What does "one business per industry per town" mean?
Once you're in, I won't take on your direct competitor in the same town.
There are only three spots on that map. I'm not going to fight myself for them.
How much do Google Ads cost per click?
It depends on your industry, your town and how many competitors are bidding. A plumber in Langley and a cabin rental in Port Alberni pay very different prices for the same click. On your free visibility check, I'll pull the real numbers for your area so you know what you're getting into before you spend a dollar.
How do I get started?
Hit the free visibility check button. Takes two minutes.
I'll send you a short Loom video: where you rank across your town, who's beating you and why, and what I'd fix first. If it makes sense to work together, we talk. If it doesn't, you keep the video.
Free help for local businesses. All part of my evil marketing master plan.
Free, and actually useful.
The Local Visibility Report
Every month I dig into what's moving on Google across Vancouver Island and BC, then hand you one thing to do that week.
Takes five minutes to read. Less if you skim like me.
Read the latest reportGet it in your inbox
Once a month. No spam, no "just checking in" emails. Unsubscribe whenever you want, no hard feelings.
Want to see where your business ranks?
I'll record you a short personal video. Where you show up, who's beating you, and what it takes to pass them.
Free. Takes two minutes to ask.





