Service-specific optimization
Each service you offer gets listed and described: retirement planning, investment management, estate planning, tax planning, 401(k) rollovers. Google indexes each one separately.
When someone searches financial planner near me or retirement advisor in your city, the map pack decides who gets the first call. Pinwarden keeps your Google Business Profile complete and active so that's your practice.
“financial planner near me”, sample area around the office
Top 3 across 0% of the map
Most advisory firms set up a Google Business Profile once, pick a single category, and move on. The services list stays blank, there are no posts, and the photos are from the week the office opened.
People comparing planners look at the map first. A complete, active profile looks like a practice that's taking new clients. A sparse one gets skipped, even when the advice behind it is better.
Your real check comes from the free audit.
Each service you offer gets listed and described: retirement planning, investment management, estate planning, tax planning, 401(k) rollovers. Google indexes each one separately.
Posts about the questions your clients are already asking: tax season, required minimum distributions, open enrollment, market updates. You can approve every post before it goes live.
See where you rank for financial planner, retirement advisor, and your other keywords across the area you serve, point by point.
People ask ChatGPT and Gemini to recommend a financial advisor. Pinwarden tracks whether those answers mention your practice, and which competitors show up instead.
62% → 98%
of the map in Google’s top 3 for “financial planner,” in five months.
Grid points in the top 3, by keyword
Numbers from the client's Google Business Profile reports. Your results depend on your market and starting point.
See all client resultsIf you have a Google Business Profile and serve clients in your area, Pinwarden works for your practice.
Yes. Pinwarden reads your business category, lists each service you offer (retirement planning, investment management, estate planning, and the rest), keeps the profile active with posts, and tracks where you rank across your area.
Yes. Posts can wait for approval before they go live, so your compliance team reviews each one first.
The most common reasons are an incomplete profile (a single category, services not listed, no recent posts) and a thin, inactive listing compared with nearby firms. Google rewards profiles that look complete and active, so a sparse profile gets shown less even when the practice behind it is excellent.
Free audit, takes about a minute. You keep the report whether you buy anything or not.
7-day refund. No contracts. Cancel anytime.