Hello! I have 2 questions about Google Business Profile:
1) Google posts: recently one of my team members noticed on search, some Google posts are shown before others and not in chronological order. However, when you click into "view all", they are listed in chronological order. I noticed that the ones being shown on search appeared to have a higher level of engagement than some of the others. Do you think that the engagement factor is how Google is choosing to post over chronological order?
2) Practitioner listings: many of our clients are dentists, so many of them have a practitioner listing. Our team never claimed practitioner listings due to bandwidth, but we are planning to begin claiming and optimizing practitioner listings with the practice listing since we are growing! Per Google Guidelines, our team believes that multi-practitioner practices are the only ones allowed to have practitioner listings. Single practitioner practices should follow Google Guidelines naming with their name in the practice listing itself. I wanted to verify this was correct? We have a few people concerned that all practitioners, regardless of being single or multiple, should be allowed to have their own listing. I always like to follow the rules, but I wasn't sure if things had changed recently? Or if you would still recommend creating a listing for single practitioners?
Thank you!
1) Google posts: recently one of my team members noticed on search, some Google posts are shown before others and not in chronological order. However, when you click into "view all", they are listed in chronological order. I noticed that the ones being shown on search appeared to have a higher level of engagement than some of the others. Do you think that the engagement factor is how Google is choosing to post over chronological order?
2) Practitioner listings: many of our clients are dentists, so many of them have a practitioner listing. Our team never claimed practitioner listings due to bandwidth, but we are planning to begin claiming and optimizing practitioner listings with the practice listing since we are growing! Per Google Guidelines, our team believes that multi-practitioner practices are the only ones allowed to have practitioner listings. Single practitioner practices should follow Google Guidelines naming with their name in the practice listing itself. I wanted to verify this was correct? We have a few people concerned that all practitioners, regardless of being single or multiple, should be allowed to have their own listing. I always like to follow the rules, but I wasn't sure if things had changed recently? Or if you would still recommend creating a listing for single practitioners?
Thank you!
