What is Google My Business and how does it work?
Google My Business is a Google platform where you can register various information about your business to make it easier for your customers to find you online.
Google Maps also identifies businesses near a user's location through Google My Business. So I always ask "How do I get my boutique to show up on Google Maps?" If you've ever wondered, this is the answer.
In this sense, when searching for a place such as: shoe store, drugstore, bookstore, flower shop, restaurant, bakery or any other place, you will find a list of options in the Google index.
Also, listing your business on Google is a type of "listing" building. With this type of record, you can provide information such as:
Address;
Business hours;
Peak times;
Telephone;
Important questions;
Customer reviews and comments;
The following events;
A photo.
If you sell online, using Google My Business is essential not only for people to know your physical locations, but also to improve the positioning of your e-commerce on Google and thus attract more customers to your sales site.
Do I need to have a website to register my business on Google My Business?
No! However, you will need company information for Google to validate your registration: full address, telephone, e-mail, field of activity, etc. Likewise, it is important to have the brand's logo, as the profile on Google my business is considered a social network, where you can post daily with relevant information about the products and/or services offered.
Does Premium Services only register my company on Google My Business?
Yes! We have exclusive service packages for Google My Business. We carry out the complete registration, as well as leave your company's profile in the digital quality standards required by Google, such as, for example, your company will appear on Google Maps. Click the CONTACT US button for more information.
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