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Your Google Business Profile is usually the first thing a local customer sees, and it is very often the last, because they call the number without visiting your website at all. It is also the piece of marketing most likely to be half finished. This page covers what actually increases how often it is shown, in the order worth doing. What decides whether your listing appears Google describes local results as driven by three things, and it is worth knowing which of them you can

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When someone starts helping with your marketing, they need access to your Google Business Profile. A surprising number of business owners solve this by handing over their password. Do not do that. There is a built-in way that takes about a minute and that you can reverse whenever you like. The steps, current as documented by Google Go to your Business Profile. Select More, then Business Profile settings, then People and access. At the top left, select Add. Enter the person's

Somebody has asked you for your Google Business Profile ID and you cannot find it. It is in a settings menu most owners never open, and Google has moved it at least once, which is why so many sets of instructions online are wrong. Here is the current location, from Google's own documentation: Go to your Business Profile. The simplest way is to search for your business name while signed in to the Google account that manages it. Select More, then Business Profile settings, then