GMB Attribute Badges Now Visible on Desktop

[Colan Nielsen]

I'm seeing GMB attributes appear in the local finder on desktop for the first time. This example below displays the "LGBTQ-friendly" attribute.

Anyone else seeing these in the wild?

 

[hajnasiewicz]

I'm seeing GMB attributes appear in the local finder on desktop for the first time. This example below displays the "LGBTQ-friendly" attribute.

Anyone else seeing these in the wild?

I don't see it yet, Grocery industry, but will keep an eye out. Thanks much for the heads up!

 

[Scott Rawlins]

Spot checked a few clients in a few different verticals and not seeing it yet.

 

[johnlavapie_SEO]

Nothing in the party equipment rental industry. I'll keep checking.

 

[Colan Nielsen]

Thanks for the updates, everyone.

 

[Stefan Somborac]

Hi Colan,

I saw this for a Laser Hair Removal business on August 24. Interestingly, it showed on the new Microsoft Edge but not Chrome.

 

[Contractor]

The only options I have in GMB are Black-Owned and Women-Led. No LGBTQ-friendly.

 

[Colan Nielsen]

@DontBiteUrNails The attributes are driven by category. @krystaltaing put a fantastic resource together that lays out which categories get which attributes - GMB Primary Category Effects Features Available - Choose Carefully | LocalU.org

 

[Lluc]

Hi @Colan Nielsen, I'm seeing the "women-led" attribute for a catering company in Spain (does not have the LGTB attribute available)

 

[johnlavapie_SEO]

I see it now - not in SERP but in maps. The category is party equipment rental service:

 

[hajnasiewicz]

I see it now - not in SERP but in maps. The category is party equipment rental service:

Yes, I find it in Maps but not in SERPs.

 

[hajnasiewicz]

Yes, in maps but not SERPs for a few of our locations in Grocery industry. Not all locations, but stepping in the right direction! And only the LGBTQ indicator.