Abigael M.

I help local service businesses and small brands turn up where their customers are already looking (on Google, on social media, and on their own website) and turn that visibility into actual leads and sales. My core focus is Google Business Profile and Google Local Services Ads: getting your business ranking on Google Maps and Search, generating qualified local leads, and managing the day-to-day so leads keep coming in without you having to think about it. I currently manage Google leads for a US-based construction contractor, and I bring the same approach to home service businesses, trades, and other local companies competing for attention in their area (category optimization, service-area targeting, Google Guaranteed support, review response, and lead quality review). Alongside that, I manage social media for small and growing brands (content planning, post creation, captions, scheduling, and community engagement on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn). I've recently supported a US candle and cleaning brand with social media and Shopify store setup, and previously ran social media for a charms/jewelry brand (so I'm comfortable across both local-service and product-based small businesses). I also offer website content management (service page updates, blog uploads, and ongoing content organization) for clients who want their Google and social presence backed up by a website that says the same thing. A bit of background: I've been working in digital marketing and content for over a decade, and on Upwork specifically I'm Top Rated with a 100% Job Success Score across 500+ completed jobs. What that experience mostly taught me is that consistency beats cleverness (showing up every week with the posts, the leads, and the updates matters more than any single brilliant idea). If you're a contractor, home service business, or small brand looking for someone to own your Google presence, your social media, or both on an ongoing basis, send me a message with a bit about your business (I'll tell you honestly what I'd focus on first).