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Google Map/google Places Issue
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1) When adding the business information, Google had me enter a phone number to search for any existing listings. It pulled up the business that is now closed; therefore, I edited the name, address, etc and had Google send a postcard in the mail with a verification PIN. Received postcard and entered PIN. Listing for client is showing as validated.
2) When I search client name by going to maps.google.com, two old/incorrect business listings are showing up in Google search results; therefore, I used the Report A Problem feature to have the incorrect information removed from Maps. Has anyone ever used this, and if so, was it successful in resolving your problem?
3) As noted above, I am able to get client's listing to display by searching in maps.google.com; however, if I go to Google.com and type the business name or "tifton attorneys" in the search bar, no map displays. I see maps for other attorneys in my area, but not my client. Their website has been tagged with the appropriate meta data, including the words "tifton attorneys," and I have selected "attorneys" as one of my 5 categories in Google Places.
Any insight?