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Turn people who find you on Google Search and Maps into new customers with a free Business Profile for your storefront or service area. Personalize your profile with photos, offers, posts,...
Sign in to the same Google Account you use to sign into your Business Profile. To access your Business Profile, in the Google Maps app , at the bottom right, tap Business. You can add, remove, or...
If you have a store, restaurant, or other business where customers visit you, Business Profiles can help people find you on Google Maps and Search. When your business is verified on Google,...
To keep your business information on Google accurate and up to date, you can edit your Business Profile on Google after it has been verified. To help potential customers find and learn more...
Learn how to log into your Google Business Profile with this step-by-step guide. Access and manage your profile easily, update information, respond to reviews, and more.
Sign in to your Google Account (or create one using your business email domain). Navigate to Create a profile. Enter your business name. If you see your business among the suggested businesses, select it). If someone else has verified your business, you will see a notification telling you this.
Official Google Business Profile Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Google Business Profile and other answers to frequently asked questions.
Access your Google Business Profile dashboard at https://business.google.com by logging in with the Google account you used to create your Google My Business account. You can also search your business name and, as long as you’re logged in, your business profile dashboard shortcuts will appear at the top of the search results page.
Verifying ownership of your business on Google is crucial for increasing your local search visibility, but the process can be confusing. This post covers exactly what you need to do to create a Google My Business account and connect it with your listing on Google Maps and Search.