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How the work on your Google Maps profile is organized
Short guides on how the service works in practice, from the first message and the access your manager needs to packages, materials and a suspended profile.
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How our Google Business Profile management works
From the first message to the first monthly report: the free express review, choosing a package, giving access, the first month and the routine after it.
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Manager access to your Google Business Profile
Which access our manager needs to your profile, how to add and remove it, why you never share a password, and which decisions always wait for your yes.
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Start, Business or Pro: choosing a package
How to choose between Start, Business and Pro for one location: who each package fits, what changes between them, and where the current prices are listed.
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Materials your manager needs from you
The facts, photos, answers and decisions a manager needs from you to keep your Google Business Profile right: hours, services, contacts and who approves what.
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Several locations of one company
How we look after several locations of one business on Google Maps: consistent names, categories and hours, access, one manager and a package for each location.
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When your profile is suspended or changed
What to do first when your Google Business Profile is suspended or its details were changed by someone else, what the manager does, and what Google decides.
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Looking for a guide to Google Business Profile itself?
How to verify a profile, choose categories or handle reviews is covered in our blog.
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Discuss my profileWe work on Business Profiles under Google's rules for agencies. What to expect from an agency, Google explains in Tips for working with third parties to manage your Business Profile.