Google Business Profile
Prevent Google Business Profile Suspensions with The Web Guys
The modern digital landscape requires business owners to maintain a robust online presence to increase visibility, attract new clientele, and connect with community members. One of the most crucial components of an online appearance includes a Google Business Profile (GBP), but navigating GBP suspensions can be challenging. Fortunately, the team at The Web Guys understands the causes of GBP suspensions and can offer actionable fixes and strategies to prevent future issues.
Google Pulls the Plug on Sites Created through Their Business Profiles
If you created your company website with Google Business Profiles, it may be time to build a new website. Google has announced that, come March, these websites will be switched off. Until June 10, visitors to your site will automatically be redirected to your Business Profile, but beyond this date, all bets are off, and your customers and potential customers will come up against the dreaded page not found error. If this is where you’re at, it’s time to have The Web Guys rebuild your site using a fresher platform.
GBP Users Ask and – Eventually – Google Answers
Google loves to trot out changes – usually when you are just getting used to what you’re already dealing with – and true to form, they’ve got some serious mods coming your way in the Google Business Profile (GBP) arena. User questions and concerns about managing social profiles and the presentation of Local Services Ads have captured Google’s attention, and they’re rolling out updates in response.
Where We See Local Marketing Headed
Predictions are great, but expert predictions are even better. In this article, we focus our gaze on where we – and other experts in the field – see local marketing headed, and our insights can help you make the most of your own digital marketing efforts. Whatever kind of business you’re running, your online presence needs to be polished, and – for all but the largest enterprises – the name of the game is local marketing.
Google’s New Profile Label Is Stirring Up Some Drama
Google is deep into rolling out its new labels for Google Business Profiles (GBPs), which all managers on the GBP NMX or New Merchant Experience can access. Although previewed back in 2021, these labels recently went global. The idea is to allow clients in the local business arena – who have the necessary access to manage their GBPs – to read Google’s take on the state of their profiles. You’re going for a Profile Strength label that reads – Looks good – and learning more about what’s up with Google in relation to this rollout can help you get there.