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A small business opened a second location. Six weeks later it barely showed up on Google.
The site was fine. The photos were fine. The problem was one field: the new location's Google Business Profile linked to the main website, not its own. So Google kept sending people to the wrong place, and the new location looked like it didn't exist.
What I changed😍 1. Pointed the profile to the new location's own site
2. Wrote a proper description with the neighbourhood in it
3. Submitted both sitemaps to Search Console
4. Published a handful of short guides answering what people actually search for, and shared them as Google posts
None of this is design. It's plumbing. But plumbing is usually why a good business is invisible.
If you opened a second location and it's quiet online, check where its Google profile points. It takes two minutes.
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