Google My Business is the most important tool for any local business. However, initial optimisation is not enough, as with all digital marketing it is important your are continually updating and posting information.
If your listing isn’t properly optimised and managed, it will rank lower than your competitors’ listings, resulting in lower GMB visibility and less traffic to your business.
Have complete peace of mind that your Google My Business profile is active and updated throughout the month.
From adding regular:
and replying to your reviews, our GMB experts do it all.
Optimising your listing ensures is making sure all the information Google has about your business is correct.
We know how critical your GMB is to grow your business. Please click book a call if you have any questions.
Opposite are some of the more common questions we get asked about Google My Business. If your question is not answered please feel free to contact us.
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Google My Business is the platform that powers Google’s business listings.
By adding your business details will mean your business will get listed in the Google’s local pack, on Google Maps as well as in other different search results.
It is a platform that every local business owner should be aware of and using given that the information which you submit to your listing can appear in a number of different ways on the search engine giant.
Google enables local businesses to create a Business Profile for free. This listing then enables you to manage how your business appears on Google Search and Maps.
Google My Business is a combination of your:
Most businesses verify ownership via phone, SMS or requesting and receiving a postcard to your address from Google.
Just recently Google have launched verification via uploading a video of your business signage.
Google My Business is often the first interactions potential customers have with your business.
You will need to enter your business address to get verified but you can then hide your address.
If you do not have an address where customers can visit, e.g. a home based virtual business you can register the area you service.