Your Google listing is the shop window most people see and almost nobody updates. Posting on it consistently keeps you in front.
When someone searches for a business like yours nearby, the first thing that appears is the map with three listings. A huge share of the day's calls is decided right there. And most of those listings are frozen: the latest update is a year and a half old. GMB articles are the posts that appear inside your Google listing, and they make a business look alive exactly when someone is looking at it.
They are posts that appear inside your Google business listing, the card that shows on the right when people search your name and on the map when they search your service. They carry a photo, a short text and a button that can lead to your website, your phone or a specific page. It is your content, in a place that already gets traffic.
Put yourself in the shoes of someone comparing: two similar businesses, one with recent posts and one with nothing for two years. The first feels like it is running and like there is somebody on the other side. That impression, which lasts two seconds, is what decides who gets the call.
We do not post for the sake of posting. Each GMB article has a purpose: a service you want to push, a season starting, a question you keep getting, a piece of news. And they all carry a clear call to action, because a post that invites nothing just looks pretty.
We prepare the calendar, write the texts, choose the images and publish at whatever frequency we agree. You see it published and that is that. If you have several listings or several locations, we run them all to the same standard so none falls behind.
We publish GMB articles for businesses in Girona, Palamós, Palafrugell, Figueres, Barcelona and the Costa Brava, where «near me» searches decide most of the calls.
GMB articles are for you if your clients are local and your Google listing is one of your main front doors: retail, hospitality, clinics, workshops, professional firms, home services, tourism. It fits beautifully if you already have good reviews but the listing is dormant, because you are wasting a shop window that already gets visits. And it is among the best value there is when you compete with businesses very similar to yours: when two listings tie, the one that looks active takes the call.
We don't believe in black boxes or reports nobody understands. We work in phases, tell you what we do at each one and why, and you always know where your project stands and what comes next.
We start by really understanding your business: what you sell, to whom, what's holding you back and where you want to get to. Without this part, everything else is guesswork.
We give you a roadmap with priorities, realistic timelines and a closed quote. No small print, no "we'll see": you know what you'll get and what it costs before we start.
We get to work and show you progress along the way. You can ask and change things as we go; we'd rather adjust on the fly than hand you something that doesn't fit.
Once something is live, we look at the real numbers and fine-tune. What works, we reinforce; what doesn't pay off, we change. Continuous improvement is part of the deal.
There are plenty of agencies and freelancers. These are the reasons businesses in Girona and Barcelona trust us and stay.
You talk to the people doing the work, not a salesperson who promises and then vanishes. We're a small, close team, and it shows in the care we put in.
If something isn't right for you, we'll say so, even if it means selling less. We'd rather have a long relationship built on trust than a project that won't serve you.
"Having a presence" isn't enough for us. We chase concrete numbers —clients, calls, sales, time saved— and show them to you plainly so you see what each euro brings in.
Few agencies do great marketing AND build custom software. We do, and that lets us solve problems others don't even see: tying your website, your data and your processes into something that works together.
It is a post inside your Google business listing, the one that appears in search and on the map. It combines an image, a short text and an action button to your website or phone. It is seen while someone is deciding whether to call you, which is the best possible moment to tell them something.
One post a week keeps the listing looking alive without becoming heavy; every two weeks also works for quieter businesses. Posts gradually lose prominence over time, so what really counts is keeping the rhythm rather than doing one batch and disappearing.
Posting is not a magic ranking button, but it is part of having a complete, active listing, which is one of the things Google looks at for the local pack. And there is a direct effect you notice anyway: someone seeing recent content on your listing has more reason to pick you over a dormant one.
Services, news, useful tips, seasons and specific offers all work well. Google has its content rules, so we avoid aggressive sales copy, misleading information or contact details buried in the text. We prepare posts already aligned with those guidelines so they do not get rejected.
If you serve an area without premises open to the public (an installer, a home service), you can still have a listing as a service-area business and post on it. What does not fit is a purely online business with no service area; in that case we will say so and go a different route.
Both. The office is in Palamós, on the Costa Brava, and from there we cover the whole province of Girona in person: Girona city, Figueres, Olot, Blanes, Lloret, Palafrugell, Roses, Banyoles and Sant Feliu de Guíxols. In Barcelona and its metropolitan area —Badalona, Hospitalet, Sabadell, Terrassa, Mataró, Granollers, Sant Cugat, Manresa— we work the same way, mixing remote with visits when we need to meet. For a Barcelona company the practical difference is none.
It depends on what you need: ranking a website isn't the same as building custom software. That's why, after a first no-obligation chat, we give you a closed, written quote tailored to your case and your moment. We work with freelancers, shops and small firms, so we fit the scope to your real budget.
Usually we can get going within days of you accepting the proposal. What takes longer isn't starting, but seeing results: paid ads bring traffic almost immediately, while SEO or a solid brand take months. We're upfront about timelines from the start.
Both. We're in Palamós, in the heart of the Costa Brava, so around Girona we're happy to meet in person. For the rest of Catalonia and Spain we work remotely with no problem: most of the work is done just as well over video call and email.
No. We don't like chains or contracts that trap you. We work on results and trust; if what we do helps you, you'll stay because you want to. And if at some point it doesn't fit, there's no sense in keeping you against your will.
Mainly freelancers, local shops and small firms in Girona, Barcelona and the rest of Catalonia who want to grow and don't know where to start. You don't need to be a big company or have a huge budget; you need to want to do things properly and for the long term.
A strategy that brings real customers, not just likes.
02So you show up when people search on Google, not your competitor.
03So AI (ChatGPT, Gemini…) recommends you when they ask about your field.
04The tool your company needs, custom-built for it.
05Fewer repetitive tasks by hand, more time to sell.
06We bring AI into your team and teach you to get the most from it.
07We tell you, with no smoke, where AI saves you time and money.
08Articles that answer what your client is searching for on Google.
10A profile that makes sense, posts consistently and brings business.
A first no-strings conversation. You leave with a clear plan, not an invoice.
The Spanish government grant for digitising your business is opening again. When it opens it runs out: it is granted in order of arrival, and whoever turns up with the paperwork ready gets in.
What is usually required: being a freelancer, micro-business or SME with a tax address in Spain, being up to date with the tax office and social security, and having completed the self-assessment test. The timetable is published by the government at acelerapyme.gob.es.
