It's a data issue, not a drop in traffic. The GBPs I have checked have not experienced any drops in calls, clicks to the website, or for directions. It's the second outage in June.
I am not sure how you were able to get reinstated. Your paperwork indicates you have a part-time open space. This is not allowed. You need to have an executive office with permanent signage. You have two choices: get an executive office or create a brand new GBP at your home and hide the...
I don’t see you as being argumentative. We are having a spirited conversation. I know when people are just trying to argue and when they aren’t. One person on Reddit told me to go test setting service areas to see how they impact rankings and to come back and apologize.
I don’t create practitioner GPBs unless I have to. They often get neglected and don’t perform well. With the new video verification it’s a pain to get them verified. The last one I created hasn’t received any reviews. It was a wasted effort.
No, I have not. The practitioner willingly agreed to give it up and allow the merge. When I work with law firms, they struggle to get new reviews, so when they have practitioner GBPs, they'd rather kill them.
That sucks that Google would delete the reviews.
Since we don't know the status of the employee, it's hard to say. If they are moving to a different practice, they can take the GBP or leave it. If they are retiring, then I would update the name and get them merged. Google is not going to care if the person is mentioned in the reviews. Firms...
No it won't hurt you to set up citations for your other locations. You can use the same website, but I would create a location page for each new location and link to that page. There is no need to create citations for the business name and city. Check out Starbucks.
It’s a gray area. The practioner can move their GBP to the new location and keep the reviews or the practice can keep them. The reviews belong to the location and staff.
I have seen two GBPs where they hide their address and switch to showing the address. The first was set to cover all of the US. They asked me to help them remove their old GBP. It was already asked of me to remove it before the address was suspended. The second person reached out to me because...
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