Google support for wedding photographers
Your photographs should do the talking.
A couple choosing a photographer wants to see the work, understand your style, know where you shoot and work out how to enquire. Your Google presence should support the portfolio, not compete with it.
Free check · no card required · no ranking promises
What the customer is deciding
Does Google show the photographer your current portfolio shows?
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A clear photography style and service
- 02
Recent weddings and venues
- 03
The areas or destinations you genuinely cover
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An obvious route to check availability or enquire
Real activity, reused properly
Use the portfolio work you are already creating
A recent ceremony image with permission to use it in your marketing
A Google-specific update about the real wedding photography service and venue or area, written to be useful rather than stuffed with keywords.
A venue gallery, engagement session or availability update
A concise factual update that helps couples understand your current work and next step.
Start with the smallest useful step
Do not buy ongoing help before you know what the listing needs.
Free Google check
£0See public listing basics and nearby context where available.
Run the check →Human-reviewed audit
£11 one-offA real person reviews the wider public picture and gives you priorities.
See the audit →Profile refresh
£49 one-offThe audit plus help handling agreed one-off listing changes.
See the refresh →MapRank
£30/monthSend approved portfolio work or a factual availability update. MapRank prepares a separate Google version while your main gallery remains the hero.
See MapRank →Before you buy anything
Clear answers.
Does this guarantee a Google position?
No. Google controls its own search results. The service is about clearer, more current customer-facing information and a simpler content workflow.
Do I have to buy MapRank?
No. Start with the free public listing check. If a one-off issue needs attention, the £11 audit or £49 refresh may be a better fit.
Do you make up locations, services or results?
No. Content must be grounded in the real business information and material supplied.
Start with your own business
See the Google listing a new customer can see today.
If there is something worth fixing, choose the level of help that fits. If there is not, we will not invent a problem.
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