Marketing on the Web Food businesses affected by COVID-19 Manage your dining options Let your customers know whether your food business offers takeout, delivery or curbside pickup and/or stopped providing dine-in service. Add or edit the "Dine-in," "Takeout," "Delivery," and "Curbside pickup" attributes on Google My Business. Tip: When customers search for your food business, your Business Profile will prominently show which of these dining options you currently support: “Dine-in,” “Takeout,” “Delivery,” or “C...
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Marketing on the Web discusses Search Engine Marketing and how it can improve your marketing efforts.
COVID-19: Ad credits for Google Ads for SMBs
Google is providing $340 million in ad credits to small and medium businesses who have advertised with them since the beginning of 2019 and comply with all Google Ads T&Cs. The credits will show directly in the accounts "in the coming months." https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9803410?hl=en More details here.
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Google is making a rule exception to what you can use in your business name for some restaurants. You can write in your business name that your restaurant has "delivery available" or "takeout available." This is just for the time being, and is normally not allowed for business names in Google My Business. They did not update their help section This advice is primarily targeted at restaurants/grocery stores so if I were in a high risk category I wouldn’t think about it Google’s view an...
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Due to COVID-19, Google My Business (GMB) has temporally suspended new reviews, replies, or new Q&A until further notice. Existing reviews, review replies, and Q&A will still be visible. New Listings, Claims, and Verifications Google My Business support team will prioritize reviewing new listings, claims, and verifications for critical health-related businesses. That means, with Google prioritizing critical services, other types of businesses can expect a delay for publication of ne...
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NOTICE: Check your Google Business listing! Google is auto-marking many businesses as "Temporally Closed." While this makes sense for schools, some businesses may have been unintentionally tagged.
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Here are five basic things every business should do for visibility in Google's Local Search results: Review your Home page. It should clearly describe what you do, the markets you address. Your description should include common phrases people unfamiliar with the technical aspects of your business would use to look for your products and services. Review your About page. It should describe who you are and why someone should do business with you. The about page is kind of the on-line versio...
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3 Reasons Your Business Should Invest in Digital Marketing in 2020 No matter how much of your 2020 budget is allocated to marketing, you will want to spend every dime on only the most effective methods. To be effective, you have to get your company’s message to the right prospect, reaching them at the right place at the right time. In 2020, there is no better way than with digital marketing channels. Digital marketing encompasses all online channels, including websites, email, social media, ...
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Rand Fishkin's Excellent article on how google i sin direct competition with many businesses in its results. The implications of this and a survival strategy. This is an embedded Microsoft Office presentation, powered by Office.
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