Ultimate Guide To Google My Business
What is Google My Business (GMB)?
Google My Business is a free tool created by Google for businesses to manage their online presence across Google properties like maps & search. You will commonly see Google My Bussiness as the acronym GMB, which was formerly known as Google Local & Google Places.
The key difference between a Google My Business profile and other directories such as Yelp, Trip Advisor, or Nextdoor is that your Google business listing can include a lot more business information that will be pushed out to a variety of very important Google properties with high visibility.
Grabbing the top spot, or even the front page on Google search is not easy. There’s a lot of competition and everyone wants the same spot. How can a small business compete?
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How To Get My Business On Google
- How to claim a business on Google
- How to get your business website on Google
- How to get my business on Google Maps
How To Get Google Reviews
- Create a Google review link for customers
- How to get Google reviews
- How to write a Google review without a Gmail account
- Use Broadly’s review management software
Grabbing the top spot, or even the front page on Google search is not easy. There’s a lot of competition and everyone wants the same spot. How can a small business compete?
Tips For Asking & Dealing With Reviews
- How to ask customers for reviews
- How to respond to Google reviews
- How to respond to positive Google reviews
How To Deal With Negative Google Reviews
- How to flag reviews on Google
- How to remove a Google review
- How to respond to a negative Google review
How To Grow Your Business
- Marketing ideas to grow a small business
- How to grow a local business
- Free marketing ideas for small businesses
- Communicate with customers through web chat
- Use online reputation management software
- Use client feedback software
Grabbing the top spot, or even the front page on Google search is not easy. There’s a lot of competition and everyone wants the same spot. How can a small business compete?