Google Business Profile details should describe the business a customer will actually hire. Start with the information a homeowner uses to decide whether to get in touch.
Use your real business identity
Review your business name, contact details, service area and hours against your current operation. Google asks businesses to represent themselves accurately. Its business representation guidelines explain how storefronts and service-area businesses should be set up.
Check where the links go
Open the website link and confirm that it reaches your business. Check the phone number against the line your team answers. These are small checks that can catch old information after a move or a website change.
Use real photos and honest reviews
Photos of your work can help customers understand your services. Ask customers for honest feedback after a completed job. Google’s review guidance covers review requests and the rules around them.
Keep a record of the changes
Save the date and reason for important edits so your team knows what was changed. Profile edits and verification are subject to Google’s own review. A submitted change is different from information that customers can already see.
If you want support with the ongoing work, learn about Google Business Profile management or contact Jobliz.