Summit Hospitality Services
Everything running across paid social, organic social and both Google Business Profiles, plus a full look at the residential cleaning opportunity. All last-30-day figures cover July 10 – August 8, 2026.
One campaign is live, General Promo · Whistler +17km, running at $10 a day across the feed, stories and reels on both platforms. Spend held almost exactly flat against last period, and everything underneath it improved: 31% more clicks for the same money, at a cost per click 23% lower. The job ads and deep clean campaigns are both still paused.
| Spend | $297.93→$300.19 | ▲ 0.8% |
|---|---|---|
| Impressions | 37,032→40,786 | ▲ 10.1% |
| Reach | 10,614→10,932 | ▲ 3.0% |
| Clicks | 290→381 | ▲ 31.4% |
| Link clicks | 247→324 | ▲ 31.2% |
| Cost per click | $1.03→$0.79 | ▼ 23.3% |
| Cost per 1,000 impressions | $8.05→$7.36 | ▼ 8.6% |
| Click-through rate | 0.78%→0.93% | ▲ 19.2% |
| Post engagements | 290→373 | ▲ 28.6% |
Same budget, more of everything. Two things drive cost per click: what the auction charges, and how well the creative converts that exposure. Both moved the right way. The cost of reaching a thousand people fell 8.5% and the click-through rate rose from 0.78% to 0.93%, which together produce the 23% drop in cost per click.
The traffic is going the right place too. 324 of the 381 clicks were link clicks through to the website, so 85% of the spend reached the site rather than being an incidental tap on the post.
Worth noting when reading these: the campaign optimises for engagement rather than conversions, and frequency sits at 3.7, so the same audience is seeing the same two images about four times a month. Normal for Whistler, but a second set of creative would keep it fresh into autumn.
Feed creative
Runs on the Facebook and Instagram feeds, marketplace, search and profile feed.
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Story & Reels creative
The vertical cut, serving into Facebook and Instagram stories and reels.
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Posting has been consistent at 10 posts across the window, one every three days, mirrored across both platforms. Instagram carries the audience and reached 7,365 accounts over the period, with a further 3,708 views on the posts themselves. Both figures cover paid and organic together, since the ad creative and the page content share the same profiles.
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- The posting rhythm is holding. Ten posts in thirty days, one every three days, on both platforms without a gap. Consistency is the part most businesses fail at and it is the part that compounds over time.
- 7,365 accounts reached is real coverage for a resort town of this size, and it is the same audience the ads are warming up at the same time.
Summit Hospitality Services
House cleaning serviceA strong month. Profile views are up 15% on last period and interactions up 56%, with calls tripling and direction requests doubling. Against the same window last year the profile is up 295% on views, which is the clearest single measure of the work done on it over the past twelve months.
| Profile views | 188→217 | ▲ 15.4% |
|---|---|---|
| Total interactions | 54→84 | ▲ 55.6% |
| Calls | 2→6 | ▲ 200.0% |
| Direction requests | 30→60 | ▲ 100.0% |
| Website clicks | 22→18 | ▼ 18.2% |
| Profile views | 55→217 | ▲ 294.5% |
|---|---|---|
| Total interactions | 16→84 | ▲ 425.0% |
| Calls | 2→6 | ▲ 200.0% |
| Direction requests | 14→60 | ▲ 328.6% |
| Website clicks | 0→18 | new |
10 reviews at 4.6 stars. Nine of those are five stars, so the underlying sentiment is excellent. Because the total count is still small, each new review moves the displayed rating a long way: around ten more five-star reviews would take the profile to 4.8 and put it level with the strongest cleaning profiles in the village. Review volume is the single easiest lever on this profile.
Summit Vacation Rental Cleaning Whistler
Created June 2026This profile is quietly the best-performing thing in the account. Two months after it was created it is already ranking first in Google Maps for “vacation rental cleaning whistler”, ahead of every established competitor in the village, and it did that before a single review has been collected. It pulled 83 views and 40 direction requests this period, and it is growing month on month.
| Profile views | 77→83 | ▲ 7.8% |
|---|---|---|
| Total interactions | 40→40 | no change |
| Direction requests | 40→40 | no change |
Google leans heavily on the words in a business name when it decides which profiles to show for a local search. This profile is named for exactly what people are typing, so it wins those searches on name match alone, before reviews or content come into it.
That is the proof behind the residential recommendation in the next section, and it is a live example from Summit's own account rather than a theory.
Start collecting reviews on it. This profile is already outranking businesses holding 85 and 92 reviews, so it is winning the visibility battle on name alone. Reviews are the piece that turns that visibility into enquiries, because they are what someone compares when two profiles sit side by side in the map. Even ten to fifteen would make it the obvious choice at a glance, and everything else about the profile is already pulling its weight.
Review link ready to send to any happy owner or manager: g.page/r/CSqrqBxOsXRjEBM/review
Kelvin raised opening up residential cleaning. Before committing to it, this is a full picture of where Summit sits for those searches today, who currently owns them, and what would need to change. A homeowner looking for a cleaner finds one in three places, and Summit's position is different in each. Everything below was run with the search location set to Whistler on August 10, 2026, and covers residential and house cleaning searches only.
The blue links. Won by pages, so this is the website's job. Summit does not appear on the first page for either residential search.
The map block that fills a phone screen. Summit's newest profile already sits 5th, the main profile sits 25th.
ChatGPT and Google's AI Overview. Neither named Summit for any residential question we asked.
Residential is a new direction rather than an underperforming one. Summit has never set out to be found for home cleaning, so the fact that it is not showing up for those searches is the expected starting point, not a problem to fix.
What the research below does is show exactly what the businesses winning those searches have in common, and how short the gap actually is. Google matches a search to a business name and to a page. Every company ahead of Summit has both. Summit currently has neither, which is the entire reason for the positions on this page and the entire thing that would need to change.
The standard blue links. These are won by pages rather than profiles, so this is where the website does the work.
| # | Website | Page that ranks |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | whistlercleaningservices.com | Residential & Commercial Cleaning |
| 2 | wonderfulbccleanservices.com | Airbnb, residential, commercial, post-construction |
| 3 | whistlerrevolutioncleaning.ca | Housekeeping Services in Whistler |
| 4 | maidless.ca/cleaning/whistler | Airbnb & House Cleaning Whistler |
| 5 | sparklywhistler.ca | Whistler Cleaning Services, Homes & Vacation Rentals |
| 6 | cleanperfect.ca | High End Cleaning Company |
| — | summithospitality.ca | Not on the first page |
| # | Website | Page that ranks |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | whistlercleaningservices.com | Residential & Commercial Cleaning |
| 2 | whistlerrevolutioncleaning.ca | Housekeeping Services in Whistler |
| 3 | sparklywhistler.ca | Whistler Cleaning Services, Homes & Vacation Rentals |
| 4 | maidless.ca/cleaning/whistler | Airbnb & House Cleaning Whistler |
| 5 | wonderfulbccleanservices.com | Airbnb, residential, commercial, post-construction |
| 6 | cleanperfect.ca | High End Cleaning Company |
| — | summithospitality.ca | Not on the first page |
Summit does not appear on the first page for either search. Every site that does has a page written specifically for home cleaning, and in most cases that exact page is what Google is ranking rather than the homepage.
This is the most straightforward of the three channels to move, because it is decided almost entirely by whether a relevant page exists. It is not decided by how old a domain is or how many links it has, and there is nothing structurally wrong with summithospitality.ca that would hold a new page back.
This is the one that matters most for a local service. It is what fills a phone screen, and it is where the call and directions buttons live.
| # | Business | Rating | Reviews | Residential content on site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sparkly Cleaning Whistler | 5.0 | 14 | Dedicated residential page |
| 2 | Whistler Revolution Cleaning | 4.9 | 86 | Dedicated residential page |
| 3 | Mount Currie Cleaning | 5.0 | 59 | Service pages + online booking |
| 4 | Perfection Whistler Cleaning Services | 5.0 | 46 | Service pages |
| 5 | Summit Vacation Rental Cleaning | — | 0 | Ranking on profile name alone |
| 6 | Crystal Cleaning Whistler | 4.9 | 85 | Single services page |
| 11 | Wonderful BC Clean Services | 4.7 | 92 | Dedicated residential page |
| 25 | Summit Hospitality Services | 4.6 | 10 | No residential page |
| # | Business | Rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Whistler Revolution Cleaning | 4.9 | 86 |
| 2 | Sparkly Cleaning Whistler | 5.0 | 14 |
| 3 | Mount Currie Cleaning | 5.0 | 59 |
| 4 | Crystal Cleaning Whistler | 4.9 | 85 |
| 5 | Perfection Whistler Cleaning Services | 5.0 | 46 |
| 6 | Wonderful BC Clean Services | 4.7 | 92 |
| 8 | Summit Vacation Rental Cleaning | — | 0 |
| 26 | Summit Hospitality Services | 4.6 | 10 |
- The same four names hold the top of both searches: Sparkly, Whistler Revolution, Mount Currie and Perfection. All four are named as cleaning companies and all four have a dedicated residential page.
- Sparkly sits first on 14 reviews. It is not review volume holding Summit back. Sparkly ranks ahead of Wonderful BC, which has 92 reviews, and ahead of Crystal on 85, because its name and its page match the search and theirs match it less well.
- Summit's own new profile is already 5th and 8th with no reviews behind it, which is exactly the same effect working in Summit's favour.
A growing share of these searches now get typed into an AI assistant rather than a search box. The assistant reads the live web and comes back naming a handful of businesses, so being in that shortlist is turning into its own channel. We ran the two main residential cleaning searches, from Whistler.
| Search | Businesses the answer named | Summit |
|---|---|---|
| “residential house cleaning Whistler” | Mount Currie, Perfection Whistler, Crystal Cleaning, Magic Clean, Sparkly Cleaning | Not named |
| “house cleaning Whistler” | Mount Currie, Perfection Whistler, Crystal Cleaning, Magic Clean, Mirai Cleaning | Not named |
Summit is not named in either. The businesses that are named barely change between the two searches, and they are the same names sitting at the top of the map and the search results above. This is not a separate problem, it is the same gap showing up in a third place.
- The Google map pack feeds the answer directly. Every response came back with the Google map results attached, and the businesses named are almost exactly the ones at the top of section 5b. Improving the map position improves the AI answer as a direct consequence, so the two are the same job rather than two jobs.
- Structured data is how these tools read a website. Schema is markup written into a page's code that states in machine-readable form what the business does, which services it offers, what they cost and the answers to common questions. It is the difference between an assistant inferring things from prose and being told them outright. We build every site this way, and summithospitality.ca already carries full service, offer and FAQ markup, so the homepage is properly readable to these tools today. Any new page would be built to the same standard.
- The assistant then reads the shortlisted company's site to justify its pick, quoting service details straight off the page. The profile is what gets a business into the shortlist, and the page is what argues for it once it is there.
- Google's AI Overview leans on service pages rather than the map, citing Magic Clean's residential cleaning page, Sparkly's housekeeping page and Buff Cleaning's high-end homes page. A different route to the same conclusion, and another reason the page matters.
| Site | Indexed pages | Residential page | Words | Structured data |
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| Whistler Revolution Cleaning | 8 pages | Yes · /residential-cleaning-in-whistler/ | 833 | No |
| Sparkly Cleaning Whistler | 10 pages | Yes · /services/residential-home-cleaning-services/ | 340 | No |
| Wonderful BC Clean Services | 12 pages | Yes · /home/residential-cleaning-whistler/ | — | No |
| Crystal Cleaning Whistler | 4 pages | Part of one combined services page | — | No |
| Summit Hospitality | 1 page | None | — | Yes · full service & FAQ markup |
The current site is a single page. That was the right build for what it was asked to do, and technically it is in good shape: it carries full service, offer and FAQ structured data, and it explicitly allows every AI crawler in its robots file, including GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot. Nothing there is broken.
What it does not have is a page about cleaning a home, and one page can only answer one question. If Summit takes on residential work, the site needs to become a multi-page site, with the homepage acting as a hub and each service sitting on its own page underneath it. That is the structure every business ranking above Summit uses, and it is what all three channels reward at once: the map ties a profile to a matching page, ordinary search ranks the page itself, and the AI tools read it to decide who to recommend.
The standard to beat is not high. The two pages currently at the top of the residential results are 340 and 833 words with no structured data behind them. Summit already publishes richer, better-marked-up pages than that, so this is ground we can take rather than a gap that needs years to close.
Kelvin also raised running Google Ads for residential. It is the right instinct, and the one thing worth being deliberate about is the order it happens in.
Google scores every ad partly on how well the page behind it matches what was searched. Point a house-cleaning ad at a homepage about vacation rental turnovers and the score drops, which means paying more per click for a worse position. The same page that fixes the organic problem is the page the ads need, so building it first makes the ads cheaper rather than delaying them. The profile matters too, since a verified profile lets the ads carry location and call extensions.
Those click costs are what we are currently paying on comparable Whistler home-services accounts over this same window, so they are a realistic guide rather than an estimate. At $15 a day the budget buys roughly one to three clicks a day. That is deliberately small: enough to learn which terms actually convert into enquiries without spending heavily on guesses, and easy to scale once the winners are obvious.
- house cleaning whistler
- residential cleaning whistler
- home cleaning whistler
- house cleaners whistler
- house cleaning services whistler
- cleaning company whistler
- deep cleaning whistler
- deep clean house whistler
- move in cleaning whistler
- move out cleaning whistler
- condo cleaning whistler
- one time house cleaning whistler
These keywords come from the searches we can see people actually running in Whistler. Exact monthly volumes and the true cost per click for each one are only visible from inside a live Google Ads account, so the first month would be as much about learning which of them convert as about generating work. We would start on the core service terms, add the one-off job terms alongside them, and let the first few weeks of data decide where the budget concentrates.
Turn the site into a multi-page site, starting with residential
A dedicated page at summithospitality.ca/residential-cleaning-whistler written for home cleaning, with its own title, heading, service list, pricing guidance, questions and answers, and the same structured data the homepage already carries. The homepage then becomes a hub pointing to it, with deep clean and move-in or move-out following as they are needed. This one page is what unlocks all three channels: it gives ordinary search something to rank, it gives the map profile something to tie to, and it gives the AI tools something to read.
Add a Google profile named for residential cleaning
Something like Summit Residential Cleaning Whistler or Summit Cleaning Services Whistler, with its own phone number and its own address pin. Every business at the top of the map is named as a cleaning company, and the name is doing a lot of that work: Sparkly holds first place on 14 reviews, ahead of competitors with 92 and 85. Summit Hospitality Services does not read as a house cleaner to Google or to a homeowner scanning the map.
Point the new profile at the new page
The two reinforce each other. Google cross-checks that a business claiming to do residential cleaning has a page saying so, and a profile backed by a matching service page holds its position far better than one without. ChatGPT does the same thing in sequence, shortlisting from the map and then reading the site. Doing either alone gets part of the result, doing both together is what moves it.
Build reviews alongside it
Reviews are not what is blocking the ranking, but they are what decides the click once Summit is visible. The main profile sits at 4.6 from 10 reviews with nine of them at five stars, so roughly ten more would take it to 4.8 and put it level with the rest of the map. Worth starting that habit now so the ratings are in place by the time the new page and profile are ranking.
A new Google profile normally starts showing in local results within two to four weeks of verification, and a new service page typically takes four to eight weeks to settle into rankings. Summit's newer profile is a useful benchmark here: created in June, it is already 5th for “residential cleaning whistler” with no reviews behind it. On that evidence, a correctly named residential profile backed by a real page should be competing for the top of the map before the end of the season, not next year.
Residential cleaning direction
Section 5 covers where Summit sits across search, the map and AI answers, what it would take to compete in each, and how Google Ads would fit once the groundwork is in place. The decisions for this call are whether we go ahead, what the new profile should be called, and which phone number it uses.
Contract system
There have been further changes made to the system since we last spoke, so worth walking through them together and getting your read. The dashboard now shows unit size, departure clean price and linen pool buy-in at a glance on each client card, and the agreement email has been softened so it no longer assumes the customer will sign and no longer carries a start date.
Customer app
Parked for now. Happy to leave it there, but let me know if you want to pick it back up and I will pull the latest version together for you to look at.
Staff housing
housing@summithospitality.ca is live with a signature set up and the credentials are in the access document. If the housing programme needs to keep filling rooms, the listing artwork Kirsty shared in Slack could run as a small local ad in the same way the job ads did.
Review collection
Both profiles would benefit from a steady trickle of reviews, and it is the cheapest lever available. Worth agreeing a simple habit for asking, whether that is a line in the post-clean email or a card left in the unit, so it happens without anyone having to remember.
Google Ads
Still nothing running on search. Section 5e sets out how it would work for residential, what it would cost to start and which keywords we would open with, once the page and the profile are in place.