The best local SEO agency for astrologers in Bengaluru should start by asking where you actually sit. Some practitioners consult from a room near a temple street, some from the front room of their home in a quiet cross road, and some travel to families for vastu visits or ceremonies, and each of those situations is listed differently on Google Maps.
Getting that right is the core of local SEO for a jyotisha practice. A family in Padmanabhanagar searching for an astrologer near a temple wants a real name, a pin that drops them at your actual gate, hours that are true on a Sunday morning and reviews that sound like neighbours. We set up and maintain that listing within Google's rules, which are stricter about names, home addresses and virtual offices than most practitioners realise.
- ₹4,999monthly for each consulting room, confirmed once a short audit has fixed the scope
- ~14 daysto read your current listing, decide between address and service area, and correct the first directories
- 1 profileper real place where clients meet you; a virtual office cannot have one
- 0 keywordsadded to the name on your nameboard; the profile repeats that name exactly and nothing more
How do we place an astrologer on the map, step by step?
We first look at what Google currently believes about you. That means searching the way a nearby family would, from several points around your area, and noting which name, category, pin and hours appear, which rivals show up in the map pack, and whether any duplicate or outdated profiles exist.
Then we settle the identity questions before anything else: what the practice is called on your board, where clients actually meet you, whether you also travel, and when you are truly available. Only after those answers are consistent everywhere do reviews, photos and posts start to make a difference.
Someone typing "astrologer near temple" with an area name is close to deciding, so the listing has to answer their next three questions without a call: is this person open, how do I get there, and what will it cost? We make sure the profile, the website page and your saved WhatsApp replies all give the same answers.
Describe the place in landmark terms
Families give directions by temples, circles and bus stops. The profile description and the website location page mention the nearest landmarks truthfully, such as a temple road or a metro station, so both people and Google can place you.
Festival-day and travel-week hours
Changed timings for Ugadi, Shivaratri, eclipse days or weeks away at ceremonies are entered on the profile before the date arrives, so the one family who came on that morning is not turned back at the gate.
The day-after review message
A short WhatsApp note the day after a consultation, carrying a direct review link and no reward, reaches the client while the conversation is still remembered, which a request weeks later cannot.
Photograph the real room
The entrance, the board, the waiting area and the consultation room, taken in daylight. Stock images of planets or zodiac wheels tell a family nothing about where they are going.
Post what is useful nearby
Profile updates about changed hours, festival-week availability or a new consultation in Kannada give locals a reason to call, without predictions or offers that create pressure.
What does local SEO work for an astrology practice involve?
Everything below concerns one consulting location. If you consult in two places, each real place is its own profile and its own plan.
Setting up the astrologer Google Business Profile correctly
Your real practice name, the categories that describe what you do, accurate hours including early mornings and holiday changes, photos of the actual room and entrance, and a short description of your consultations without outcome claims.
Google Business Profile in detail →Choosing between an address and a service area
When families come to you, the pin sits on the gate they will actually use. When you go to them, the street address is hidden and the layouts you travel to are named instead. A home-based astrologer listing for a room that receives visitors at fixed times may show the address, but only if you are comfortable with strangers seeing it.
Local SEO in detail →Consistent details across directories
The same name, phone and address or service area on your website, business directories, social profiles and the temple or community pages that list you. Old phone numbers and closed addresses are corrected or removed.
Local SEO in detail →Honest review requests
A simple routine to ask clients for a review after a session, with no gift, discount or free reading attached, and a short note on what helps other families: clarity, punctuality and the way they were received.
Google Business Profile in detail →Astrology review replies
Polite, brief replies to every review, positive or critical, that never reveal what was discussed in the consultation and never argue about predictions.
Google Business Profile in detail →A "how to reach us" page on your site
One page that says where you consult, how to reach you from nearby landmarks, parking or metro details and the hours, linked to the profile. The SEO page for astrologers covers the rest of the site.
SEO in detail →Calls and WhatsApp from the listing
A phone number someone answers and a WhatsApp link with saved replies for directions, fees and available slots, so a Maps visitor becomes a booked visit.
WhatsApp campaigns in detail →How do Google's profile rules treat an astrologer consulting from home?
Google allows a Business Profile for a business that either receives customers at a real place or goes out to them where they are. Most astrologers qualify, but which way they qualify decides what the profile should show. The guidelines also want the profile name to be the one people already know you by on your nameboard, website and letterhead, with no extra keywords or place names tacked on.
Home-based practice is where most mistakes happen. Google's own example is a plumber running a business from a residential address, who should clear that address and show a service area instead. An astrologer who travels to families for vastu visits or ceremonies is in the same position. An astrologer who receives clients at home during stated hours is different: the location is genuinely visited, so the address may be shown, though many prefer not to.
Two other rules catch practitioners who want a second pin. Renting an address you never sit in, which Google calls a virtual office, does not qualify. A desk in shared workspace qualifies only when your nameboard is visible, someone from the practice is present through the listed hours, and clients are actually received there.
- Clients come to your home room at fixed hours: address can be shown, with honest hours.
- You only visit families or sites: hide the street address and name the areas you travel to.
- You consult only by phone or video: a profile is not the right tool; rely on your website and search pages.
- You rent a mailing address in a smarter area: not eligible, and it risks the profile you already have.
Does Karnataka's 2017 anti-superstition law restrict astrologers?
The Karnataka Prevention and Eradication of Inhuman Evil Practices and Black Magic Act, 2017 is often mentioned when astrologers advertise in the state, so it is worth reading what it actually says. In the text as published, section 15 lists matters to which the Act does not apply, and these include advice on vaastushastra and advice by jyothishya and other astrologers, alongside temple worship, prayers, religious rituals, festivals and traditional learning.
Ordinary consultation is therefore outside the Act. Its Schedule, however, lists practices that remain offences for anyone, such as creating an impression that one has special supernatural powers, causing panic by invoking ghosts or mantras, making people believe someone practises banamathi or black magic, and preventing a person bitten by a dog, snake or scorpion from getting medical treatment in favour of mantra-tantra. Section 3(2) also makes advertising or promoting such practices an offence, with imprisonment of one to seven years and a fine of five thousand to fifty thousand rupees.
For a Maps profile this means two things. Describe consultations, not powers, and leave out phrases about removing black magic, vashikaran or spirits, which edge towards the Schedule and alarm careful families anyway. Remedy claims for illness are a separate matter, governed by the 1954 Act; the astrologers' digital marketing page explains it.
How do Bengaluru families look for an astrologer nearby?
The local search is usually the last step in a short decision. A family has a reason, such as a naming ceremony next week, a horoscope that needs checking before a meeting, or a housewarming date to fix, and they want to see someone in person soon. They open Maps, look at the nearest few names, read a handful of recent reviews and check whether the place is open on the day they are free.
Trust at this stage is built from small, checkable things: a name that matches the board, photos of a real room, hours that hold up, a phone that is answered, and reviews that describe courtesy and clarity rather than miracles. Weekends, early mornings and festival weeks are natural times for such visits, which is why accurate special hours matter so much.
- Example searches: "astrologer near Banashankari temple", "jyotishi open Sunday Padmanabhanagar".
- Example searches: "vastu consultant Basaveshwaranagar", "astrologer home visit Uttarahalli".
- Example searches: "naming ceremony astrologer Kumaraswamy Layout", "horoscope checking near me Kannada".
What should an astrologer's profile description and posts actually say?
The description box is small, and most astrologers fill it with superlatives. A family deciding between three nearby names learns more from four plain facts: which consultations you offer, which system you follow, which languages you speak, and whether you also travel to homes or sites. Add how to book and you have said everything the box needs.
Profile posts work best as notices rather than adverts. A post that says you will consult in the evenings during the wedding months, or that you are away for ceremonies one week, helps a family plan a visit. A post predicting the effects of an eclipse on each zodiac sign does not, and it invites exactly the sort of claim that ASCI's code and the platforms dislike.
We draft descriptions and posts in English and, where you wish, in Kannada, and you approve each one. Nothing mentions remedies for illness, guaranteed outcomes, vashikaran or removal of black magic.
- Good description line: "Horoscope matching, muhurta and naming consultations in Kannada and English; home visits for vastu in South Bengaluru."
- Good post: "Consulting from 6.30 am on Ugadi; the evening slots that day are already full."
- Leave out: rankings, titles you do not hold, cures, assured marriage, and anything about spirits or black magic.
Which monthly deliverables mark the best local SEO agency for astrologers in Bengaluru?
A short, readable report and a profile that stays correct. Each month you should see how many people rang you from the listing, asked for directions or viewed it, a grid showing how you appear from several points around your area, and which reviews arrived and how each was answered. If an agency sends only a ranking screenshot for one phrase, ask what happened to calls.
You should also see restraint. A careful local SEO agency for astrologers in Bangalore will not open profiles for addresses you do not use, will not pad your name with search phrases, and will not write reviews for you. Each of those shortcuts puts the listing itself at risk. For the citywide method, see our local SEO guide for Bangalore; plans sit on the pricing page and in the full services list.
What does a Maps listing plan cost for one astrologer?
Looking after the Maps presence of one consulting room costs ₹4,999 monthly, and roughly a fortnight goes into the audit, the address or service-area decision and the first directory corrections. A second room, a centre with several astrologers or a large duplicate clean-up is itemised separately before any work begins.
Local SEO
Recommended₹4,999/month
Typically 14 days
The right starting point for an astrologer whose clients mostly come in person from nearby neighbourhoods.
- Google Business Profile optimisation
- Local keyword map
- Location page on-page fixes
- Citation building and NAP cleanup
- Local link outreach
- Review replies and posts
- Monthly report
Digital Marketing
₹19,999/month
Typically 15 days
Chosen when Maps is one part of a wider plan that also covers the website, adverts and WhatsApp follow-up.
- Channel strategy
- Creative production
- Campaign management
- Weekly reporting
SEO
₹14,999/month
Typically 30 days
Adds explainer and consultation pages that the profile can link to, for practices that want search traffic beyond the map.
- Technical audit
- Keyword research
- On-page optimisation
- Content plan
- Monthly reporting
Google Ads
₹4,999/month
Typically 30 days
Location-targeted search adverts can add calls in the busy seasons while the profile builds reviews.
- Account setup
- Keyword strategy
- Ad copy testing
- Conversion tracking
- Bid optimisation
Meta Ads
₹4,999/month
Typically 30 days
Helps nearby families get to know your face and method before they ever search for you on Maps.
- Creative testing
- Audience building
- Retargeting funnels
- Pixel setup
- Weekly reporting
Lead Generation
₹24,999/month
Typically 14 days
Suits centres with several astrologers that need every call and message from Maps routed and followed up.
- Verified leads
- Multi-channel outreach
- CRM integration
- Lead scoring
- Replacement guarantee
- Our fee is per consulting room you genuinely use; we will not open profiles for addresses where you never see clients.
- Map positions shift with every searcher's location, so instead of promising one we show calls, direction taps and a grid of readings each month.
| Package | Starts at | Timeline | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local SEO | ₹4,999/month | Typically 14 days | The right starting point for an astrologer whose clients mostly come in person from nearby neighbourhoods. |
| Digital Marketing | ₹19,999/month | Typically 15 days | Chosen when Maps is one part of a wider plan that also covers the website, adverts and WhatsApp follow-up. |
| SEO | ₹14,999/month | Typically 30 days | Adds explainer and consultation pages that the profile can link to, for practices that want search traffic beyond the map. |
| Google Ads | ₹4,999/month | Typically 30 days | Location-targeted search adverts can add calls in the busy seasons while the profile builds reviews. |
| Meta Ads | ₹4,999/month | Typically 30 days | Helps nearby families get to know your face and method before they ever search for you on Maps. |
| Lead Generation | ₹24,999/month | Typically 14 days | Suits centres with several astrologers that need every call and message from Maps routed and followed up. |
What changes the cost of local search for an astrologer?
For a single consulting room with a tidy profile, the monthly plan is mostly upkeep: festival hours, fresh photos, the odd post, asking for and answering reviews, and a short report. The cost rises when the identity work is messy, for example when an old profile sits on a previous address, a directory has created a duplicate with a dead number, or the name was padded with keywords that now have to be unpicked carefully.
There is no media budget inside local SEO, so our fee is the entire cost unless you decide to add search or social adverts. If you do, Google or Meta bill that spend to your own account, and it is planned as a separate line.
A map listing for astrologers is also cheaper to keep right than to repair. Once the name, place and hours are settled, the monthly work is light; the expensive months are the ones spent undoing a suspended profile or a duplicate that has collected years of reviews under a wrong address.
- How many real places you consult from, since each place is one profile.
- Whether you receive clients, travel to them, or both, which decides between an address and a service area.
- The number of duplicate, outdated or directory-created listings to merge or remove.
- Whether the business name, categories or description need correcting after past keyword stuffing.
- How many languages you want profile posts and replies written in.
- Whether a location page on your website must be written or rebuilt to support the profile.
Why do so many astrologers cluster around South and West Bengaluru's temples?
Banashankari, the largest locality in Bangalore, owes its name to the temple of Banashankari Amma that Subramanya Shetty raised on Kanakapura Road in 1915, and it borders Basavanagudi, Jayanagar, JP Nagar and Uttarahalli. Padmanabhanagar, next door, has the Lakshmikantha temple inside a park its residents protected, and Kumaraswamy Layout, laid out by the Bangalore Development Authority at the end of the 1970s, sits within the same southern belt. Temple visits, ceremonies and family consultations are part of ordinary weeks here.
Further south and west the pattern repeats. Uttarahalli, a fast-growing suburb, has the Subramanya Swamy Temple at Subramanyapura and the Vasantha Vallabharaya Swamy Temple at Vasanthapura. In the north-west, Basaveshwaranagar is home to the Sri Avani Sringeri mutt, a breakaway from the Sringeri Sharada Peetham, at a junction so well known locally that the ward itself is named Shankar Mutt.
A family leaving a temple may want to consult someone nearby that day or that week, and they search with the temple or the area in mind. A Maps profile that names the right area, sits on the right road and shows true hours is the difference between being found and being skipped.
For which kinds of astrologer is the map listing most important?
- Astrologers near temple streetsWalk-in and same-week visitors search with the temple in mind, so the pin, area name and hours carry the most weight.
- Home-based jyotishisPractitioners receiving clients at home must decide, with us, whether to show the address or list a service area instead.
- Vastu consultants who visit sitesA service-area profile covering the layouts you travel to suits consultants who rarely receive clients at an office.
- Purohits who also read horoscopesPriests who consult beside ritual work need one clear profile rather than separate listings for each service.
- Numerology and gemstone advisers with a shopRetail counters need product categories kept apart from consultation claims, and no remedy promises in the description.
- Multi-astrologer centresEach astrologer who consults in a public-facing role at the centre may merit an individual practitioner profile alongside the centre's own.
- Tarot and palmistry readersReaders at a fixed studio benefit from accurate categories and photos that show what a session looks like.
How do the first two weeks unfold?
Search like a neighbour
We look you up the way a nearby family would, from several points around your area, and write down every duplicate, misplaced pin and mismatched name or number we meet.
Settle name, place and hours
With you, we agree the real practice name, the address or service area, the categories and true hours, including early mornings and festival changes.
Correct the profile and listings
The profile is updated, duplicates are reported or merged where possible, and directory details are aligned with the website.
Start the review routine
Clients receive a polite request after their session, and every review receives a short reply that never discusses what was said inside the consultation.
Report every month
Each month you receive call counts, direction taps, profile views and a grid of readings, plus a plain account of what we changed and what comes next.
Why trust KaamGPT with an astrologer's map listing?
We follow Google's listing rules
Real names, eligible addresses and honest service areas keep your profile stable, which matters more than any short-term trick.
Privacy is part of the plan
Home-based practitioners decide with us whether their address is shown, and replies never reveal anything a client shared.
Landmarks, languages and local habits
Descriptions and posts use the temple roads, circles and languages your clients actually use when they look for you.
Honest reviews only
We never write, buy or incentivise reviews; we help you ask the people you have genuinely helped.
One team if you grow
When you add a website, adverts or WhatsApp follow-up, the same Bengaluru team carries the listing details through every channel.
Which Maps mistakes cost astrologers their nearby clients?
When an astrologer's listing underperforms, the cause is seldom a cleverer rival. Usually Google simply cannot work out what the practice is called, where a visitor should walk in, or whether anyone is there today, so it plays safe and shows another name.
Almost every one of these faults started innocently: a nephew set up the profile years ago, a directory created a page automatically, or a well-meaning designer added a few search phrases to the name. Each fix is small, but they have to be done in the right order.
- Keywords in the business name. Profiles called "Famous Best Astrologer Love Problem Specialist" ignore Google's instruction to use the name families see on your nameboard and visiting card, and they read as spam to the very households you want.
- A home address shown when clients never visit it. If you only travel to families, Google asks you to clear the address and set a service area instead. Leaving your house number public is a guideline problem and a privacy risk.
- Profiles on rented mailing addresses. An address you rent but never sit in is treated by Google as a virtual office and cannot hold a profile. A desk at a shared workspace counts only when your nameboard is up, someone from the practice is present through the listed hours and clients really walk in.
- Hours copied from an office template. Many astrologers consult early mornings, pause for rituals and travel for ceremonies. A profile that says nine to six every day sends people to a closed door.
- Duplicate and abandoned listings. An old shop profile, a directory-created page and a new one with a different number split your reviews and confuse callers about which is real.
- Local SEO plan
- ₹4,999 monthly per consulting room; roughly two weeks of set-up
- Business name rule
- Use the real-world name on your board and stationery, with no added keywords
- Home-based practice
- Clear the address and show a service area if clients do not visit you
- Virtual offices
- Not eligible for a Google Business Profile
- Karnataka 2017 Act, section 15
- Advice by jyothishya and other astrologers is outside the Act
- Still an offence under that Act
- Claiming supernatural powers or causing panic by invoking ghosts or mantras
Where this applies around Bengaluru, Karnataka
- Bengaluru
- Karnataka
- India
- Banashankari
- Padmanabhanagar
- Kumaraswamy Layout
- Uttarahalli
- Basaveshwaranagar
Frequently asked questions
27 answersWhat will KaamGPT charge each month to look after an astrologer's Maps profile?
Looking after a single consulting room costs ₹4,999 monthly. Roughly the first fortnight goes into the audit, the address or service-area decision and the first directory corrections. A second room, several practitioners at one centre or a large duplicate clean-up is priced on top, and each of those tasks is itemised in writing first.
Which profile details would the best local SEO agency for astrologers in Bengaluru correct first?
The name, the pin and the hours, because those decide whether a family finds you and arrives at an open door. After that come categories, photos of the real room, a plain description of consultations, the review routine and polite replies, and finally the duplicate listings and mismatched directory details that confuse Google.
Can an astrologer list a home address on Google Maps?
Yes, if visitors genuinely come to that room during the hours you list. If you only go out to families or consult by phone, the guidelines ask you to hide the street address and name the areas you cover. Many home-based astrologers choose the service-area route for privacy even when a few clients do visit.
Is it acceptable to add words like 'famous' or 'best astrologer' to my profile name?
No. Google wants the profile to carry the name families already see on your nameboard, website and visiting card, and nothing added for search. Profiles padded with words such as specialist, famous or love problem look like spam to careful households, so we restore your actual practice name.
Can I get a Google profile for a rented address where I do not consult?
No. An address you rent but never work from counts as a virtual office, which Google does not accept. A shared-workspace desk is acceptable only with your nameboard up, you or your staff present through the listed hours and clients received there. We set up profiles only where astrologers truly meet the public.
Does Karnataka's anti-black-magic law stop astrologers from advertising?
Not for ordinary consultation. The 2017 Act, as published, says it does not apply to advice by jyothishya and other astrologers or to vaastushastra advice. It still treats claiming supernatural powers, causing panic by invoking ghosts or mantras and similar Schedule practices as offences, including advertising them, so profiles should describe consultations, never powers.
How should an astrologer respond to a negative Google review?
Briefly, politely and without revealing anything said in the consultation. Thank them for writing, note what troubled them, invite a phone conversation and never debate whether a prediction was right. Families scanning your reviews judge you by that reply, so calm courtesy matters more than winning the point.
Can I offer a discount to clients who leave a review?
Please don't. A review is useful to other families only if it reflects what the client genuinely felt, and a reward quietly undermines that. We set up a polite request sent after the session, with a link and no gift, discount or free reading attached, and we never compose or purchase reviews for an astrologer.
Which categories should an astrologer choose on Google Business Profile?
The ones that honestly describe what you do, starting with the closest match for astrology consultation, and a secondary category only if you genuinely offer that service, such as vastu consultation. Adding categories for services you do not provide, or for products you do not sell, confuses both Google and families.
How long before a corrected profile shows up for nearby searches in Bengaluru?
Google checks many edits to a name, hours or address before they appear, so allow some time for each change. Visibility for nearby searches then builds over weeks as reviews, photos and consistent listings accumulate. We report grid readings monthly so you can see the change area by area rather than guessing.
Should a vastu consultant who visits sites have a Maps profile?
Yes, as a service-area business. Clear the home or office address if clients do not come there, list the parts of Bengaluru you travel to, and describe what a visit covers. The description should not claim that layout changes will bring health or prosperity, which no consultant can substantiate.
My astrology practice has two profiles on Maps. What should I do?
Decide which one reflects your real name and current place of consultation, then ask Google to combine the two or take the stale one down, depending on whether it is a true duplicate or an old address. Reviews can be lost with a closed duplicate, so we check carefully and note every request we file.
Can each astrologer at a centre have a separate profile?
Google's practitioner guidance, written with doctors and lawyers in mind, gives a separate profile to someone who meets the public and can be reached at the verified address during listed hours; receptionists and assistants do not get one. We apply that test to each astrologer at the centre before creating anything.
Will a local SEO agency for astrologers in Bangalore have to come to my consultation room?
No. Our team is in Bengaluru but the work happens over calls, WhatsApp and video. You or an assistant photograph the entrance, nameboard and room in daylight from a short shot list we send, and the pin, hours and directory details are all corrected online.
What photos should an astrologer upload to Google Maps?
The building entrance, the board with your practice name, the waiting area and the consultation room, plus a clear photo of you if you are comfortable. Avoid stock images of planets, zodiac wheels or gemstones; families want to know where they are going and who they will meet.
How do festival days affect an astrologer's opening hours on Maps?
Many practitioners change hours around Ugadi, Shivaratri, eclipses or ceremony travel. Special hours can be entered on the profile ahead of each date, and we add them before every such day so no family arrives at a closed door. Regular hours should honestly show early mornings and midday breaks.
Can an astrologer near a Bengaluru temple mention the temple in the profile?
Yes, as a truthful landmark in the description or on your website location page, for example that you are on the road leading to a well-known temple. Do not put the temple's name into your business name, and do not imply any connection with the temple that does not exist.
Should my Maps description mention remedies or gemstones?
Only factually, if you sell them, and never with health or outcome claims. A talisman, kavacha or mantra described as curing a disease falls under the Drugs and Magic Remedies Act, 1954. Keep the description to what you consult on, your languages, how to book and your hours.
Does an online-only astrologer gain anything from a Maps listing?
Usually not on its own, because Google Business Profiles are for places customers visit or areas you travel to. An online-only astrologer gains more from website pages and search work; our <a href="/best-seo-company-for-astrologers-in-bengaluru">SEO guide for astrologers</a> explains that route.
Which areas of Bengaluru does this astrologer listing service cover?
Any part of the city. We have planned profiles around Banashankari, Padmanabhanagar, Kumaraswamy Layout, Uttarahalli and Basaveshwaranagar in this guide because of their temples, but the same method applies wherever your consultation room is. Each profile is planned from where your clients actually come from.
Can I see how my astrology profile appears from different streets nearby?
Yes. Our monthly report includes a grid reading that checks how you appear for a few chosen searches from several points around your area. It shows where you are visible and where a rival appears instead, which is more useful than a single screenshot from your own phone.
How do I start local SEO for my astrology practice in Bengaluru?
Share the Maps link of your practice over WhatsApp, or ring +91 79767 82366, mentioning where you consult and whether you also visit families. We look at what Google shows today, reply with the corrections we would make first, and then send an itemised quote for one consulting room.
Will Maps work alone bring enough clients for an astrologer?
For many neighbourhood practices it brings a steady share of new visitors, but it works best alongside referrals, a simple website and, in busy seasons, some adverts. Our <a href="/best-google-ads-agency-for-astrologers-in-bengaluru">Google Ads guide for astrologers</a> shows how paid search can add calls without misleading claims.
What should an astrologer write in the Google profile description?
A few plain sentences: the consultations you offer, the system you follow, the languages you speak, whether you also visit homes or sites, and how to book. Leave out predictions, guarantees, remedies for illnesses and words such as vashikaran or black magic removal.
Can my assistant manage the Google profile after you set it up?
Yes. We can give your assistant manager access, a short checklist for replies and photos, and a monthly review. Ownership stays with you, so you keep control of the profile if you ever change agencies.
Can an astrologer use a Kannada name for the Google profile?
Yes, if that is the name on your nameboard and the one clients use. The profile should match the board exactly, so if the board shows both Kannada and English, choose the form families say aloud and keep it identical on your website, visiting card and directory entries. Posts and replies can be written in Kannada too.
Should the profile mention the consultation fee?
It can help. Your description, a profile post or the linked website page can state a starting fee for each consultation. Astrologers who show a fee upfront save themselves calls from families who were never going to book, and spare nervous first-time callers from having to ask about money on the phone.