A lightweight worksheet for contractors mapping Google Business Profile website links, social bios, QR cards, review links, invoice links, and referral handoffs before choosing LocalKit, Webzaz, or a standard website path.
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Who it is for
Home-service contractors who are sending GBP, social, QR, review, referral, invoice, or business-card traffic somewhere but are not sure whether the destination should be a profile page, a full website page, or a simple review/call route.
What you leave with
A saveable contractor profile link worksheet that maps every traffic source to one destination job, separates lightweight LocalKit-fit routing from Webzaz/full-website demand, and creates a cleaner follow-up path.
Profile-link hub
Open profile-link resources →Lightweight profile route
Use the LocalKit setup checklist →Review ops path
Separate review demand first →Full website path
Compare website resources →Decision guide
Read website vs link-in-bio →GBP website field
Save the GBP website-link checklist →Trust note
Built from ProTradeHQ field guides, calculators, and trade-specific growth paths. No vendor ranking pay-to-play.
When a product fits: LocalKit fits the lightweight profile-link route after the worksheet shows a simple call, review, referral, social, QR, or GBP destination problem. Webzaz fits full contractor website demand, service-area pages, city pages, project proof, and quote-flow work. Exact public offer claims are intentionally avoided.
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Or open the PDF nowProfile-link growth route
Profile links create qualified demand only when the destination matches the source. Use the worksheet to separate one-action local profile routes from full website conversion work before changing links across GBP, social, invoices, referrals, and review asks.
Source
Keep GBP, social, invoice, referral, review, and business-card clicks tied to one clear action instead of a generic homepage.
LocalKit fit
Choose LocalKit only when the map shows simple call, review, referral, social, QR, or GBP destination demand.
Website fit
Move to Webzaz or website resources when profile traffic needs service pages, city proof, galleries, FAQs, or a quote funnel.
Direct review demand versus broader profile routing
Use review resources when the real job is a direct Google review ask, technician handoff, office second touch, or public-proof follow-up. Stay in the profile-link lane when the source needs a broader one-action mobile route for GBP, social, referral, invoice, QR, or mixed-intent traffic.
Review route first
Use this path when the source already wants one review action and the leak is ask timing, review-link delivery, response ownership, or post-job follow-up discipline.
Profile route first
Use this path when GBP, social, QR, invoice, referral, or mixed-intent traffic needs one action like call, quote, review, booking, or proof instead of a review-only jump.
Worksheet closeout locks
Use this worksheet only to preserve source intent before choosing a neutral destination, a LocalKit-fit profile route, or a Webzaz-fit website proof route. Exact Webzaz pricing is intentionally absent.
Keep GBP, social, QR, invoice, review, referral, and truck-signage rows neutral until each source has one destination job.
profile-link-map-localkit-action-closeout-lockCredit LocalKit only when the worksheet proves a lightweight call, review, referral, social, QR, booking, or GBP destination is enough.
profile-link-map-webzaz-proof-closeout-lockCredit Webzaz only when the worksheet proves service pages, city proof, project galleries, FAQs, quote forms, or mobile trust are the real blocker.
Final source locks
Use this final worksheet layer to keep source inventory, one-action LocalKit fit, and Webzaz website-proof demand separated before the next resource receives credit.
Keep GBP, social, QR, invoice, review, referral, and truck-signage rows neutral until the worksheet names one source, one destination job, and one owner.
profile-link-map-localkit-action-final-source-lockCredit LocalKit only when final worksheet evidence shows a lightweight call, review, referral, social, QR, booking, or GBP route is enough.
profile-link-map-webzaz-proof-final-source-lockCredit Webzaz only when final worksheet evidence shows service pages, city proof, project galleries, FAQs, quote forms, mobile trust, or deeper conversion proof is the blocker.
13:00 source-qualified closeout lock
Use this layer before the worksheet sends credit to LocalKit, Webzaz, or neutral profile-link resources. Profile sources stay useful only when their original intent is preserved.
Keep GBP, social bio, QR, review, referral, invoice, truck-sign, and email-signature rows neutral until the worksheet names one source and one destination job.
profile-link-map-localkit-action-source-qualified-closeout-lockCredit LocalKit only when the mapped source needs a lightweight call, quote, review, referral, social, QR, booking, or GBP action.
profile-link-map-webzaz-proof-source-qualified-closeout-lockCredit Webzaz only when mapped traffic needs service pages, city proof, galleries, FAQs, reviews, quote forms, or mobile trust before conversion.
Post-qualified proof locks
Use this layer before the download passes credit to LocalKit, Webzaz, or neutral profile-link resources. The worksheet should prove whether the owner needs one local action, deeper website proof, or a neutral destination decision.
Keep GBP, social bio, QR, invoice, referral, review, truck-sign, and email-signature rows neutral until the worksheet proves one source and one destination job.
profile-link-map-localkit-action-post-qualified-proof-lockCredit LocalKit only when the mapped source needs one lightweight call, quote, review, referral, social, QR, booking, or GBP action.
profile-link-map-webzaz-proof-post-qualified-proof-lockCredit Webzaz only when the mapped source needs service pages, city proof, galleries, FAQs, reviews, quote forms, mobile CTAs, or website trust.
Decision order
Permanent destination first: start by deciding whether the source really belongs on a homepage, service page, city page, quote path, or broader website trust lane.
Profile bridge second: use the lightweight LocalKit-style profile route only when the source needs one action like call, review, quote, booking, or referral instead of deeper website proof.
Remediation third: if the mapped source still needs service proof, city proof, galleries, FAQs, or mobile trust, call it a website problem instead of stretching a profile bridge past its job.
Route ladder
GBP first: decide whether the source belongs to a permanent website destination or a one-action bridge before copying that answer into other channels.
Offline second: QR cards, trucks, invoices, and referral handoffs should inherit only the stripped-down action that survives a fast mobile visit.
Social third: bios and profile buttons need a short path that matches platform behavior, not the same destination you use for Maps or printed sources by default.
Website-proof last: if none of the lighter routes can carry trust, stop stretching the profile map and call it a website remediation job.
Profile-link worksheet FAQ
Use it when a contractor has traffic coming from Google Business Profile, social bios, QR cards, review requests, invoices, referral partners, truck signage, or business cards and needs one clear next step.
No. This worksheet is the lighter top-of-funnel mapping step. If the map proves the traffic only needs a lightweight profile route, the LocalKit setup checklist is the next step.
Use the website guides or Webzaz only when the business really needs service-area pages, city pages, detailed project proof, stronger quote conversion, or a full contractor website instead of a simple profile destination.