Google Business Profile for trades: Should you hide your home address?
Work from home and visit customers? Check when to hide your address, set realistic service areas and review what customers see on Google.
Read more →Plain-language updates and practical advice for trades in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.
Work from home and visit customers? Check when to hide your address, set realistic service areas and review what customers see on Google.
Read more →Use a real job photo to answer a customer question, then connect the update to a useful service page and enquiry route.
Read more →Use the customer’s actual point, a detail you can verify and a realistic next step. Keep public replies and private follow-up connected.
Read more →Save the original demand, assign someone to coordinate the response and report through the right Google channel.
Read more →A map display problem deserves a factual check. Keep the public rendering, underlying business details and any claimed ranking effect separate.
Read more →Check the Canadian availability before changing your workflow. Clear service information and sensible enquiry handling are useful regardless of who calls.
Read more →What Canadian owners can do about Business Profile questions, retired Q&A software access and answers customers need before booking.
Read more →Seasonal demand changes what customers need to know. Keep the profile and the office working from the same service, availability and coverage information.
Read more →A mention, a website visit and a booked job are different outcomes. Keep them separate so your AI search report helps you decide what to improve.
Read more →Google now accepts supporting files within the appeal workflow. Check the reason for the restriction and prepare the evidence before you submit.
Read more →Check the information customers rely on, respond to useful changes and give each task an owner. Regular maintenance helps keep your profile dependable.
Read more →Check the facts an AI answer gives customers, then fix the profile and website information you can control. A practical starting point for Canadian businesses.
Read more →Build a fair review routine, document possible violations and respond to criticism without buying reviews or promising removals.
Read more →Which Google Business Profile tools can help a Canadian business, what each does and the account restrictions to check before you connect.
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