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Why Google My Business Is A Must For All Business Owners

October 26, 2014

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Google My Business allows you to connect directly with customers whether they're looking for you on Search, Maps, or Google+. The platform combines Google’s pre-existing local search services into one seamless and integrated approach that makes it easier than ever to update your business information across Google's vast search network. If you already have a website, Google My Business further enhances what you're already doing and provides more insights for users and more ways for them to find information about your business.

Getting your business listed on Google’s My Business platform not only ensures that you will appear in search engine results across multiple devices, it also makes it easy for you to share updates, see insights, read reviews, and manage the social interactions customers are having with your business.

By ensuring that your My Business information is up-to-date, you can take advantage of valuable search engine result real estate that is reserved for things like the local map pack, knowledge graph, and maps inlay. Ranking in the top ten is no longer enough; with more than eighty-five different ways to appear on Google's first page, it's essential to be ahead of the competition by appearing where they do not.

Icon Visual Marketing incorporates the set up of a Google My Business listing with our Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) strategy to ensure that your business is found across all the digital channels that are available to you. Contact Icon Visual Marketing today on 1300 138 984.

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