Google stacking your brand, reinforced on Google's own properties.
A Google stack is a set of interlinked Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Sites and My Maps assets that describe your business consistently and point to your site. Done carefully, it strengthens your entity and local relevance.
- ✓Google-owned propertiesDrive, Docs, Sites, My Maps
- ✓Entity-consistentSame NAP and description throughout
- ✓InterlinkedStructured to reinforce each other
- ✓Full handoverEvery asset URL listed
Inside a NinzaSEO Google stack
Google Drive folder
A public folder that holds the stack's assets, named for your brand and service.
Docs, Sheets & Slides
Unique, useful documents about your services and locations.
Google Site
A simple site that ties the stack together.
My Maps
A map of your business and service area (great for local).
Interlinking
Assets linked to each other and to your website and GBP.
Consistent entity data
The same name, address, phone and description everywhere.
Google stack packages
Prices are suggested launch prices.
Entity Stack
A brand stack for any business.
- Drive folder + 6 assets
- Google Site
- Interlinking to your site
- Asset URL report
Map Stack
Entity stack plus local map assets.
- Everything in Entity Stack
- My Maps with service area
- GBP & NAP alignment
- Asset URL report
Full Stack + Drip
A larger stack, built out over 30 days.
- Drive folder + 15 assets
- Google Site + My Maps
- Assets added over 30 days
- Asset URL report
Straight talk on stacking
✓ We always
- Create genuinely useful documents
- Keep your entity data consistent
- Use stacking as one layer of many
✕ We never
- Fill documents with keyword spam
- Promise stacking alone will rank you
- Create stacks for businesses that don't exist
Google stacking is a reinforcement layer, not a ranking engine. It works best alongside GBP optimisation, citations and real links.
Questions before you order
Is Google stacking safe?
Yes, when documents are genuine and useful. Keyword-stuffed stacks are where the risk comes from.
Do the links pass value?
Links from Google properties are mostly nofollow. The value is entity consistency and relevance, not PageRank.
Is it good for local businesses?
Yes. The Map Stack ties your service area and NAP to Google's own properties.