GOOGLE MY BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

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What if my client's Google My Business is already claimed?

In this case, all you have to do is grant us access to the listing for ongoing management.

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What types of business can't be claimed with this service?

According to Google, some types of business can't be claimed: Rental or for-sale properties such as vacation homes, model homes, or vacant apartments are not allowed. Ongoing service, class, or meeting at a location you don't own. 

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Will you create a profile and cover image for my listing?

No. You will need to provide the images. If size editing is needed we can do that for you.

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What is NAP data?

NAP stands for Name, Address, and Phone. The NAP data is one of the most important parts of your client's listing. It should be accurate & consistent with the information on their website.

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How do you know what to post on my Google My Business?

GMB posts work best for things like promotions or sales. During the onboarding call our marketing strategists will work with your client to determine the content strategy.

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Is this service available for multi-location businesses?

Yes, this service is available to multi-location businesses as long as your don't have more than 10 locations.

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What is reputation management?

The reputation of a business is both what they say about themselves and what others say about them. Managing reputation is nothing new; what’s new is how the internet and social media have changed the way businesses are defined and how fast their reputations spread.

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What is presence management and how does it help local businesses?

Presence management is making sure that customers can find the right information about a business online. Correct and consistent listings across directories, review sites and social networks is crucial.

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Why is online review monitoring important?

With over 33 million local reviews on Yelp alone, it’s clear that customers are sharing their opinions online. 72% of consumers say they trust online reviews as much as personal referrals, so whether it’s a testimonial or a detailed article on someone’s blog people are now chatting 24/7—and local business owners need to be paying attention.