Open the profile and read it as a stranger. Is the primary category the thing you most want to be hired for? Are secondary categories real services, or a wish list? Remove anything the team cannot deliver this month.
Services and products on the profile should use the same names as the website. If the site says “landing pages” and the profile says “digital solutions”, neither page helps the other.
Photos need a date and a subject. A storefront, the work, and the people who answer the phone are more useful than a stock skyline. Do not upload a logo wall of other brands.
Reviews are a process. Ask after a completed job, reply to the unhappy ones with a next step, and never buy a batch of praise. A quiet profile with honest reviews is safer than a noisy one.
Posts and offers expire in a visitor’s mind even when the product does not. A monthly note about a real service is enough. Link it to the page that explains scope and the sample fee range.
Fees mentioned anywhere in the studio’s materials are samples in ₹. Contact lines are sample storefront details. This article is general education, not a promise of a ranking, a lead volume, or a legal outcome.