To request the card, sign into Google My Business and click "Verify Now" on a computer or "Send Postcard" in the app.
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Google will send you a postcard through the mail with a verification code that you enter on the Google My Business website. There are several options for completing verification: Make sure you don't change any of your business information before the final step as this may result in delays. Verifying your profile is a two-step process. To ensure that only genuine representatives of a business are able to manage and edit a Business Profile on Google, you'll be required to verify that you own or are responsible for the business before your changes go live and you can begin sharing posts and official photos (labelled "From the owner"). If your business appears on Google Maps, you can also claim it here by tapping on "Claim this business" in the business information panel. Lastly, read and agree to the terms and conditions and click "Continue" to move on to verification. If you serve an area rather than operating from premises, you can also add the region you serve. Then select your business category and whether or not you deliver goods or services. To claim an existing profile, sign into Google My Business on either desktop or the mobile app using your Google Account and click "Add your business" to edit the details. You can also create a profile through the Google My Business mobile app, but if you want to add details like service area, you should create it using desktop instead. Click 'Continue' to finish creating your profile and then move onto the verification step. Then highlight the areas you are willing to travel to for customers, by either postcode or city name. From there, you can choose to show the region you serve instead of your business address. If you do not accept customers at your physical location, or do not have a shopfront, you should select 'No, I prefer not to'. You may also be asked to move a marker to show its location on a map.Ĭhoose a business category from the menu, and if you are a service-area business like a gardener, you will be asked if you would like your business address to show on Google Maps. Type in the name and address of your business and enter a phone number or website address when asked. Next, go to the Google My Business website and click "Start Now". If you don't already have an account, you can easily create one. To create a Business Profile on Google, sign into your Google Account. A profile could also already exist if someone else owns it, in which case you will have to request ownership of it.
If a Business Profile on Google already exists (which sometimes happens when Google aggregates information from third parties), you should claim it to make sure the details are correct and complete. If a Business Profile doesn't appear, you should create one. Post questions, follow discussions and share your knowledge in the Community.The first step to creating or claiming your Business Profile on Google is to search for your company on Google. To get help and troubleshoot other Microsoft products and services, enter your problem here. If you can't sign in, click here.įor other help with your Microsoft account and subscriptions, visit Account & Billing Help. To contact us in, you'll need to sign in. If the self-help doesn't solve your problem, scroll down to Still need help? and select Yes. To get support in, click here or select on the menu bar and enter your query. In, on the Manage your account aliases page, under Account aliases, you'll see the email address you added. If you added this email address as an alias, use this link to verify: Open the verification email and click the link that says something like the following: Sign in to the email address you added and look for a verification email message in your inbox.
Note: If you try to sign in using an email address that hasn't been verified, you'll be asked to verify it again.
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