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Based in Tacoma. Working nationwide.

Make it easier for customers to choose your business.

We run honest Google review requests, keep your Google Business Profile accurate, and build focused websites for service businesses across the U.S.

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Based in Tacoma. Working nationwide.

Services and prices

Illustration: three fictional business listings returned by a search. Business B, which shows current hours, owner replies to reviews, and call, website and directions buttons, is circled, with the notes: hours I can trust; they answer feedback, good and bad; I can call from here.

Fig. 1 · Illustration. Three fictional businesses. A customer can only weigh what’s visible: current details, how feedback is handled, how easy it is to get in touch. That visible layer is what we manage.

How we’re built

Services

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Three focused services, each with a published price and a defined scope.

Flagship service

Google Review Management

A consistent, professionally managed process for asking every eligible customer for an honest review, and for responding to what they say.

Included

  • Up to 250 eligible invitations a month
  • One reminder where permitted
  • Review link and QR code
  • Up to 20 human-reviewed public replies a month
  • Monthly activity report
Review requestIllustration

Hi {First name}, thanks for choosing {Business}. Would you take a minute to share an honest review of your experience? {Review link}

  1. Every eligible customer gets this same message.
  2. Straight to Google. No ‘how did we do?’ filter first.
Sent to every eligible customer after a completed job, appointment or paid invoice. Never screened by likely sentiment.
$500one-time setup$299per month,
per location
How review management works

Google Business Profile

Local Visibility Management

Categories, services, hours, photos and updates on your profile kept accurate, plus spot checks of a few important listings.

Includes Google Review Management. It replaces that plan; it isn’t added on top.

$750one-time setup$499per month,
per location
Google Business Profile management

Fixed-scope projects

Lead-Generation Websites

Five to eight pages written around your services, designed so calling or booking is easy on a phone. Scope agreed before work begins.

$3,500–$6,000per project
Website design

Selected Google Ads engagements are considered by inquiry.

The decision path

From search to phone call, in three moments.

Our services support each moment. None of them can promise the result.

  1. 01 Being found

    They search and compare who’s nearby.

    What the customer does
    Searches for the service, scans the map and the profiles that appear, compares categories, hours and photos.
    What we manage

    • Primary

      Local Visibility Management: accurate categories, services, hours, photos and updates; spot checks of key listings.

    • Supporting

      Google Review Management: a steady flow of honest, recent reviews and replies.

      Google lists reviews among the signals it considers; how much they count is Google’s decision.

    What nobody can promise
    Where you appear. Google ranks local results mainly by relevance, distance and prominence, and decides for itself.
    Profile fieldsIllustration
    • Primary category
    • Services
    • Hours, including holidays
    • Photos
    • Updates

  2. 02 Checking credibility

    They read what customers say, and how you respond.

    What the customer does
    Reads recent reviews and the owner’s replies, and checks that the details look current.
    What we manage
    What nobody can promise
    What customers write. We ask everyone eligible; they decide what to say, and the rating is theirs.
    Review requestIllustration

    Hi {First name}, thanks for choosing {Business}. Would you take a minute to share an honest review of your experience? {Review link}

  3. 03 Making contact

    They call, book or send a message.

    What the customer does
    Taps call, opens the website or sends a short message, usually on a phone.
    What we manage
    What nobody can promise
    Whether they get in touch. We can remove friction; the decision stays theirs.
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Selected work

All work

Work we can show you.

Client work, our founder’s own businesses and independent products, each labelled for what it is.

The Real Estate Investing Club home page: the headline “Real investors. Real deals. Real lessons.”, listening links and the podcast’s cover art.

Built for our own business

The Real Estate Investing Club

Built here: the podcast’s website, from the episode archive to the guest page.

Fig. 2. Home page at desktop width. Captured October 2026.

Mobile Notary Fee Calculator website on a phone: the headline and the first steps of the fee calculator.

Independent product

Mobile Notary Fee Calculator

Built here: the iPhone app and its website.

Fig. 3. The calculator on a phone. Captured October 2026.

Client work

Little Guy Loans

Google Ads campaign work. We didn’t build this site.

Little Guy Loans is a small private lender based in Des Moines, Iowa. It was started by a real-estate investor to lend to fellow investors.

Kaizen Properties website section headed “Value created through better operations — not financial engineering”, above a four-part grid: Acquire, Improve, Stabilize, and Hold or refinance.

Built for our own business

Kaizen Properties

Built here: the company website, organized around what it buys and how it operates.

Fig. 4. The operating-approach section at tablet width. Captured October 2026.

Not a live system

Review requests, step by step

  1. Step 1: Job marked complete
  2. Step 2: Eligibility check (neutral criteria)Branch: Opted out: no messageCustomers who opted out are never contacted.
  3. Step 3: Invitation sent
  4. Step 4: One reminder, where permitted
  5. Step 5: Reply drafted, human-reviewed

Illustrative workflow

Review-request workflow

Shown here: the process we set up, drawn without client data.

Fig. 5. How an honest review request runs: a completed job, a neutral eligibility check, the same invitation to every eligible customer, at most one reminder, and replies a person reviews.

How we work

Our process

How the work runs.

Four steps, from a first look to monthly management or handover.

  1. Step 1: Assess

    You request a Visibility Review. We look at your profile, reviews and website as a customer would.

    You provide: business name, website or profile link, your main concern.

  2. Step 2: Scope

    If there’s a fit, we agree a written scope: service, locations, triggers, limits, price.

    You provide: approved business facts; who approves sensitive replies.

  3. Step 3: Implement

    We set up the process, profile work or website build, checking permissions and provider rules.

    You provide: account access, photos, sign-off.

  4. Step 4: Manage or hand over

    Monthly services continue with reporting. Websites are handed over to you.

    You provide: feedback and approvals.

What it costs

Prices in U.S. dollars. Messaging, carrier-registration or other pass-through charges, if any, are disclosed and agreed separately. Website hosting, domain and ongoing care are scoped separately.

Full pricing and scope

Who runs Rainier

About Rainier
Gabe Petersen, founder of Rainier Growth Partners, smiling with arms crossed, in a charcoal blazer over a white T-shirt.
Gabe Petersen, founder.

An operator’s approach to marketing: a published price, a defined scope, and no promise that can’t be kept.

Rainier Growth Partners was founded by Gabe Petersen, who runs real-estate businesses of his own. Each service is work an owner can check for themselves. Is every eligible customer asked for a review? Is the profile current? Does the website make it easy to call?

He also hosts The Real Estate Investing Club podcast, builds practical software products and previously worked in management consulting. Rainier keeps to three services so each one can be delivered the same way, every time.

Questions

Pricing questions

Questions owners ask first

Do you guarantee more reviews or higher rankings?

No. Nobody can honestly promise either. Customers decide whether to leave a review and what it says, and Google decides where a business appears, mainly on relevance, distance and prominence. What we promise is the work: every eligible customer asked the same honest way, replies handled with care, and a profile kept accurate. The monthly report shows that activity plainly, without claiming every new review came from us.

Do you only ask happy customers?

No. Every eligible customer receives the same invitation, and eligibility rests on neutral facts such as a completed job, appointment or paid invoice, never a guess about how someone feels. Google’s policy prohibits selectively asking for positive reviews, and the FTC warns that asking only customers you expect to be happy can mislead. There’s no “how did we do?” filter before the review link, and no incentives.

How review management works

Is Local Visibility Management charged on top of Review Management?

No. Local Visibility Management includes Google Review Management and replaces it. You pay $499 a month per location, not $299 plus $499. If you start with review management and upgrade later, any extra setup is confirmed in your written scope rather than charging the full setup fee again.

Compare the two plans

Are there costs beyond the published price?

Sometimes, and you’ll know before you agree. If your setup sends review requests by text, messaging and carrier-registration charges are disclosed and agreed separately. For websites, hosting, the domain, paid assets and any ongoing care are scoped separately too. The published prices cover our work and, for review management, the base review software. Google Business Profile itself is free.

Do I need new review software?

Not necessarily. If a tool you already use, such as your scheduling, invoicing or CRM system, can send review requests properly, we use it rather than adding another subscription. If not, base review-management software is included in the plan. Either way, we confirm the exact trigger your system supports, such as a completed job or a paid invoice, before onboarding.

Do you only work with businesses in Tacoma?

No. We’re based in Tacoma, Washington, and work with businesses across the U.S. Your customers search where they are, and that’s what we help with: your Google Business Profile, review requests and website are managed remotely, with your approval at each step. Where you’re located doesn’t change the service or the published price.

Start with a Visibility Review.

Send your business name, website or Google profile, and what you’d like to improve. We’ll review how your business currently appears and tell you plainly whether one of our services fits.

  • No payment or login
  • A person reviews it, not a scoring tool
  • We reply by email with the most relevant next step
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