joegrape
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Hi Everyone,
I'm about to pitch a prospect. In performing my due diligence, I found a problem that I've not yet had to deal with. The prospect has two GBPs. Both are claimed by the prospect.
If that were all, I know it would be straightforward. But there is more...
Here is my action plan:
1.) Bring the GBP with the PO Box into compliance by switching it to a SAB.
2.) Transfer the reviews by following the instructions here: How to move your reviews across Business Profiles - Google Business Profile Help
3.) Merge the GBPs using the instructions here: How To Deal with Duplicates in Google My Business [2020 Edition] | Merge 2 Google My Business Listings
4.) Pray it goes smoothly.
Anyone have advice? Or am I about to step into a field of metaphorical landmines?
Thanks in advance,
Richard
I'm about to pitch a prospect. In performing my due diligence, I found a problem that I've not yet had to deal with. The prospect has two GBPs. Both are claimed by the prospect.
If that were all, I know it would be straightforward. But there is more...
- The company is a Service Area Business (cleaning service). One GBP is set up correctly as a SAB. The other GBP is with a PO Box address.
- Both have reviews, so there is a review transfer that needs to happen.
- The GBP with the most reviews (by a factor of 6x) is the one set up under the PO Box.
- It is probably the worst time for an operation like this, given all the SAB issues people are having due to the latest Google update.
Here is my action plan:
1.) Bring the GBP with the PO Box into compliance by switching it to a SAB.
2.) Transfer the reviews by following the instructions here: How to move your reviews across Business Profiles - Google Business Profile Help
3.) Merge the GBPs using the instructions here: How To Deal with Duplicates in Google My Business [2020 Edition] | Merge 2 Google My Business Listings
4.) Pray it goes smoothly.
Anyone have advice? Or am I about to step into a field of metaphorical landmines?
Thanks in advance,
Richard