Posts Tagged ‘ name-on-google

SPONSOR POST: How To Make A Positive Impression On Friends And Employers 16 January 2010 at 8:00 pm by admin

Have you ever considered how many people Google your name? Employers, for example, will often search your name on Google before hiring you. What comes up could be the difference between getting the job or not. And likewise, friends, family and colleagues can search your name at any time and will make judgements about you based on what shows up.

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+ New Google Local Listing Guidelines By admin 03 November 2009 at 11:23 pm and have No Comments

Google has published a new set of guidelines for local businesses using the Local Business Center — guidelines that continue to get more specific to counter the very specific ways small businesses spammers try to bend or completely get around the rules.

In a nutshell, there are three completely new guidelines that deal with spam/attempts to take advantage of the LBC system:

  1. The business name on Google Maps must be your full legal business name.
  2. PO Boxes do not count as physical locations.
  3. A property for rent is not considered a place of business. Please create one listing for the central office that processes the rentals.

I went into more detail on the changes in this Search Engine Land post. There’s also some great discussion in the comments on Mike Blumenthal’s post about the new guidelines.

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This is a post from Matt McGee’s blog, Small Business Search Marketing.

New Google Local Listing Guidelines

Related posts:

  1. Google Lays Down the Law for Google Maps Business Listings
  2. The Joy (& Frustration) of Updating a Bing Local Listing

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New Google Local Listing Guidelines