If you offer SEO & Local SEO Marketing services, then I’m sure you’ve heard about Google wildly suspending over 100,000 GMB accounts over the past 2 years. This is due to major algorith changes and updates to their Google Business product.
Google renamed from Google My Business (GMB) to Google Business Profiles, and they’ve also removed the My Business App to make all accounts update their listing directly from search.
Along with many other updates, these reasons have caused a lot of businesses, mostly local service companies without physical stores, to get suspended or disable from Google Maps.
Nonetheless, our agency is here for support. Momentum Digital is a premier Digital Marketing & Local SEO Agency and ranked among the Top 3 Providers of GMB Marketing & Reinstating Accounts.
Recently Google has been suspending a lot of GMB accounts due to various issues that aren’t well known or publicized. If this happens to you then you’ll need to learn or know how to fix your suspended account by submitting a request to Google support. Learn how to fix your suspended account
According to this GMB Search Engine Journal study, if your GMB listing gets suspended, most likely you did something that looks suspicious, spammy or you broke the Google My Business Terms of Service. Google suspends listings for a variety of reasons – especially if you are violating Google My Business Guidelines listed in the link above.
What to do After Reinstating Google My Business?
Find out why your GMB got suspended in the first place, and what you should do next? Learn the best practices After Reinstating Google My Business in the details below!
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