Suspended Google Business Profile?
Let's get it back.
The assessment costs nothing and ends with an honest answer. If you can handle the appeal yourself, I'll say so and point you to the free guide.
When your profile disappears, your calls disappear with it. Most suspensions are recoverable — if the first appeal is clean. I review your case for free, tell you what actually happened, and quote the work only if you need me.
Sound familiar?
- Your profile vanished from Maps and the phone went quiet the same week
- Google's notice says "suspicious activity" or "quality issues" and nothing else useful
- You appealed once already and got denied — or never heard back
- An agency or tool was managing the profile and you're not sure what they changed
- You're tempted to just create a new profile. Please don't. That makes it worse.
How it works
You send the details
What happened, when, and what Google's notice says. Five minutes of your time.
Free assessment
I review the suspension type, the likely trigger, and whether it's appealable — and tell you straight.
Clear quote
If hands-on help makes sense, you get a fixed quote before any work begins. If you can DIY it, I'll say so.
Evidence → appeal → follow-through
I prepare the evidence, file one clean appeal, and stay on the case until there's a decision.
What the work includes
Case diagnosis
Hard or soft suspension, profile-level or account-level restriction, and a reconstruction of what changed in the 30 days before the flag, including changes made by agencies or third-party tools.
Evidence preparation
The documents Google actually wants, checked so the name and address match the profile exactly before anything is submitted. You have 60 minutes once the evidence form opens; we don't waste them.
One clean appeal
Filed from the right account, against the right policy, with matching evidence. No duplicate submissions, no panic edits: the two things that delay decisions most.
Follow-through + prevention
Status monitoring until there's a decision, and a post-reinstatement audit so the same trigger doesn't take you down twice. While we wait, your citations and site visibility keep working. If the suspension exposed deeper site problems, the post-reinstatement audit can roll into a full $500 SEO Health Check.
What it costs
The assessment is free, and it ends with a straight answer: what happened, whether the profile is appealable, and whether you need me at all.
If your case is straightforward — a hard suspension with a clear trigger and a workable evidence path — the work is a $500 flat fee. That covers the diagnosis, evidence preparation, one clean appeal, and follow-through until Google decides. Account-level restrictions, denied-appeal escalations, and multi-location cases take more work, so those get a fixed quote after the assessment, before anything begins.
And if the assessment shows you can handle it yourself, I'll say so and send you to the free recovery guide instead of charging you.
Not ready to hand it off? Take the checklist.
The exact documents Google asks for in a reinstatement appeal, and the matching rules that get evidence rejected. You get roughly 60 minutes once the evidence form opens — walk in with everything ready.
Get the free checklist
What I won't promise
Anyone who guarantees reinstatement is lying to you. Google makes the decision, not the person filing the appeal, and some profiles genuinely aren't coming back.
If the assessment shows your case is straightforward, I'll tell you that too, and point you to the free step-by-step recovery guide instead of charging you for something you can do yourself.
Who reads your case
I'm Bree Sharp, a web developer and technical SEO in Eastern Kentucky. When you send your case, I'm the one who reads it, the one who replies, and the one who files the appeal. No ticket queue, no handoff, no "specialist" who is actually a sales rep.
The reinstatement space is full of outfits that guarantee results, charge up front, and file the same template appeal for every business — and that template is a big reason so many first appeals get denied. Mine is the opposite model: free assessment, honest read, one appeal built from your actual evidence.
What clients say about working with me
"Working with Bree felt less like hiring an SEO freelancer and more like bringing on a strategic partner at a critical stage of the project. She consistently explained why certain decisions mattered, which made it easy to prioritize correctly and move forward with confidence."
"Genuinely one of the best strategic deliverables I've ever received from a contractor or agency. Fast turnaround with zero hand-holding. The thinking was sharp, the execution was flawless, and the deliverables are things I'll actually use, not just admire and forget."
Neither of these was a suspension case — this service is newer than they are. Same operator, same standard of work.
Frequently asked questions
Can you guarantee my profile gets reinstated?
No, and nobody honest can. Google makes the decision. What I control is the quality of the case: the right account, the right evidence, a clean appeal, and no panic moves that make things worse.
What does the free assessment include?
You tell me what happened and what Google's notice says. I review the suspension type, what likely triggered it, whether the profile is appealable, and what evidence you'll need. Then I tell you honestly whether you need help or can handle it yourself.
What does reinstatement help cost?
The assessment is free. Most straightforward cases are a $500 flat fee covering diagnosis, evidence preparation, one clean appeal, and follow-through until there's a decision. Complex cases — account-level restrictions, denied appeals, multi-location — get a fixed quote after the assessment, before any work begins.
How fast can my profile be reinstated?
Google says some appeal decisions take up to 5 business days; complex cases take longer. No one can speed up Google's review. What a clean first appeal prevents is the weeks lost to rejected appeals and duplicate submissions.
What if my appeal was already denied?
A denied appeal narrows the options but doesn't always end them. Depending on the case there may be an evidence path or an escalation path. The assessment will tell you what's realistic, including when the honest answer is that the profile isn't coming back.
Do you work with businesses outside Kentucky?
Yes. Suspension recovery is entirely remote. I'm based in Kentucky and work with businesses anywhere in the US.
Every day suspended is a day your competitors answer your calls.
The assessment is free and the advice is honest. Worst case, you leave with a clear picture of your situation and a plan, even if the plan doesn't involve me.
Get your free assessment.
Tell me what happened and what Google's notice says. Send it by 3pm ET and I'll reply the same business day with what I see and what I'd do next. Later than that, you'll hear from me first thing tomorrow.