LandMark(by TRC)
You don't need another marketing seminar. You just need the phone to ring when locals ask.
Select your situation below. No corporate speak. No pitch decks. Just straight answers for Aussie business owners who want real inquiries from their own nearby suburbs.
Example · what gets quoted
Complete · current · specificExample · placeholder data, not a client’s
Identify your bottle neck
Which scenario matches your desk or van this week?
Pick the closest. It takes you to the page written for your situation.
Trades and home services
I spent $2,800 on Google ads last month and half the leads were blokes asking for quotes on jobs in Newcastle when I'm based in Penrith.
Clinics and allied health
We run a clinic. Patients Google the suburb and book someone else.
Salons and studios
Why is the salon so quiet? The regulars come, nobody new does.
Local firms and offices
We're a suburban firm paying for clicks from people who were never going to hire us.
Already with SyncMate
I'm already with SyncMate. I want the findability part.
Not sure
I don't know what I am. I just know the phone is quiet.
The shift
People stopped searching. They started asking.
Ten blue links is not how most people find a local business any more. They ask their phone, and they get an answer with two or three names in it. Your website's job has changed: it used to persuade a person, now it also has to be readable by the thing answering them.
Then
Ten links and a bidding war.
Pages of results, map ads, sponsored slots, and lead sites that sell the same job to three tradies. You paid to compete with your neighbour on price.
Tight margins, tyre-kickers, no idea what worked.
Now
One answer. Two or three names.
The assistant reads what it can verify about local businesses and names the ones whose details are complete, current and specific. If it can't confirm what you do, where you work and when you're open, it names someone else.
“For a licensed plumber in that area, [Your Business] covers your suburb and is open until 5pm today. Their number is [number].”
Fewer names in the running. Better odds if yours is one of them.
Nobody controls what an AI assistant says, and anyone who tells you they do is selling something. What you can control is whether your details are complete, current and specific enough to be quoted. That's the work.
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Straight answers
Complete, current and specific
Kept current, including public holidays
Have a question?Call 02 9099 1055LandMark (by TRC) builds Australian local service businesses a website and Google Business Profile that are fast, accurate and easy for both people and AI assistants to read. It costs $150 a month inc GST. You own the domain, and there's no lock-in after the founding term.
Local service businesses in Australia that make money inside a real driving radius — trades and home services, clinics and allied health, salons and studios, and small suburban firms. It's not built for national brands or lead resellers.
Most small business websites are built to look good to a person and are guesswork for anything else. LandMark (by TRC) builds the same site so that a search engine or AI assistant can extract exactly what you do, where you work, when you're open and how to reach you — and then keeps those facts current.
No, and be careful of anyone who says they will. Nobody outside Google controls rankings. What we control is whether your information is complete, correct and current in the suburbs you actually work in.
$150 a month inc GST for the first three months. After that it is $250 a month inc GST, month to month, with no exit fee. You keep the domain either way.
About a week from when you've answered the setup questions.
Be the answer when your local postcode asks.
We cap each Australian trade and clinic discipline to 10 founding providers per local council area. Check if your postcode is still open.