SaraG
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Hello!
One of my accounts, with SAB only locations, keeps getting duplicates every now and then even though the areas do not overlap. They offer an emergency locksmith service. One locksmith = one SAB profile with areas covering more or less 2 hours drive distance around the locksmith's residential address.
We were unable to fix the duplicates with Agency Support - invoice with a locksmith wasn't enough (it was sent to a locksmith's private address and didn't show the covered areas). They don't have any other proof besides an excel sheet where each listing is assigned to a locksmith's name, surname and their home postcode, which also didn't work as a proof.
Agency Support said that they need:
Any business document that can prove that the business has the authority to operate in the mentioned service areas would be sufficient.
But I have to admit that this type of proof is really difficult to get and my customer and I don't have a clue what to do to. Do you maybe have any advice?
Not to mention that SABs seem to have such poor ranking compared to hybrid businesses that I sometimes doubt it's worth wasting time on handling these issues...
Thanks in advance for any kind of advice.
One of my accounts, with SAB only locations, keeps getting duplicates every now and then even though the areas do not overlap. They offer an emergency locksmith service. One locksmith = one SAB profile with areas covering more or less 2 hours drive distance around the locksmith's residential address.
We were unable to fix the duplicates with Agency Support - invoice with a locksmith wasn't enough (it was sent to a locksmith's private address and didn't show the covered areas). They don't have any other proof besides an excel sheet where each listing is assigned to a locksmith's name, surname and their home postcode, which also didn't work as a proof.
Agency Support said that they need:
Any business document that can prove that the business has the authority to operate in the mentioned service areas would be sufficient.
But I have to admit that this type of proof is really difficult to get and my customer and I don't have a clue what to do to. Do you maybe have any advice?
Not to mention that SABs seem to have such poor ranking compared to hybrid businesses that I sometimes doubt it's worth wasting time on handling these issues...
Thanks in advance for any kind of advice.