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Hi Guys,
This is one of those things that I really should be confident about but want to get your opinions.
So I have a Realtor agent that works for herself as an agent as part of a larger company sort of like remax who have an office where she is but she is using a different business name she wants to use the agent office as the company address instead of her home which is where she works from
Now Im sure she should use her home address ideally so there is no conflict of NAP but she has suggested that we use a suite number to differentiate business addresses and stick with the agent office.
My question is this is that really enough to stop Google seeing inconsistent information my thoughts are no but Id like to get some opinions.
She has a real issue with showing her home address for some reason which makes things real awkward.
I can also just supply business details to citation sources that hide the address but if Google can differentiate the suite number that that gives us a bigger slice of the citation pie.
Thoughts?
This is one of those things that I really should be confident about but want to get your opinions.
So I have a Realtor agent that works for herself as an agent as part of a larger company sort of like remax who have an office where she is but she is using a different business name she wants to use the agent office as the company address instead of her home which is where she works from
Now Im sure she should use her home address ideally so there is no conflict of NAP but she has suggested that we use a suite number to differentiate business addresses and stick with the agent office.
My question is this is that really enough to stop Google seeing inconsistent information my thoughts are no but Id like to get some opinions.
She has a real issue with showing her home address for some reason which makes things real awkward.
I can also just supply business details to citation sources that hide the address but if Google can differentiate the suite number that that gives us a bigger slice of the citation pie.
Thoughts?
