Admin Assessments Search V2

By found we mean found on Google search engine results page. How to tell: Google your business name and your listing should appear on the right. You can also go to maps.google.com and search for your business name. If you find it, it means a Google listing exists. You will need to log into your account to see if you have claimed it as there is no way to tell anymore if a listing is claimed or not by simply looking at it on Google. If you can’t find it on Google but can find it on maps answer no to this Q but continue this asset as if it was a yes. Here are a few possible reasons why it can’t be found. If this is the case, please refer the client to that article in the comments. This link will also appear on the no answer if we have found your Google Business Profile.

Google My Business listings showcase two types of reviews: Pure reviews (those that have been left on the Google Listing itself on Google My Business) and aggregated reviews (from tools like booking.com etc).

Here we need you to answer the question by looking at Pure reviews only. You will see the number of reviews next to the stars of your listing, at the top.

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Look for the pure Google reviews, especially those within the last 6 months. If most of them (over say 70%) are being responded to say yes. If less say no.

Google My Business’s Q&A give tourism business owners the ability to add more information to their listing by responding to Questions that people may have asked directly on their Google My Business listing.

Management has uploaded at least 10 high quality photos, that present the business in its best light. If there less than 10 images posted by management and/or they are of low quality (e.g. pixelated, or really unprofessional or ugly) answer “no”.

(it has to be an accurate street location, not something along the lines of Corner of James & Mary street)