Business owners have reported on the Google Business Help forums that they are getting emails from Google with the subject line: “Action Required: You have 3 weeks to save your Google Places Listing.” This information was first reported by Barry Schwartz of Search Engine Roundtable.
The body of the email reads as follows:
If you have a Google Places listing but did not receive this email, it doesn’t necessarily mean you weren’t affected. The email may have been automatically trashed by the spam filter of your inbox, so you may want to manually check to make sure so you can avoid your Places listing becoming de-listed.
In order to manually check, just log into Places for Business and take a look at your business information. Go through it and update it if necessary, then click “Submit.” You’ll need to do this for all listings in your account by February 21, 2014, to ensure they remain on Google Maps. If you don’t, you’ll need to add your business information and undergo the tedious PIN verification using Google Places all over again.
Editor’s Note: This post has been amended to include the source of the first report.
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-sending-warnings-business-owners-3-weeks-save-google-places-listing/89361/#ckF7cj0X6JzVdER8.99
The body of the email reads as follows:
Hello,Jade Wang, Google Business Community Manager, has confirmed that this is a legitimate email Google is sending out saying Google is making some changes to Google Places for Business and Google Maps. Part of these changes involve asking business owners to review and confirm some of the information in their Google Places accounts. Jade also apologizes for any inconvenience this causes.
Due to changes in Google Maps, we’d like to inform you that unless you review and confirm the information in your Google Places account, we will no longer be able to keep and show it to Google users after February 21, 2014.
If you wish to keep your listing active, follow these three easy steps:
1. Log in to your Google Places account
2. Review and update your information
3. Click the “Submit” button
Sincerely,
The Google Places Team
If you have a Google Places listing but did not receive this email, it doesn’t necessarily mean you weren’t affected. The email may have been automatically trashed by the spam filter of your inbox, so you may want to manually check to make sure so you can avoid your Places listing becoming de-listed.
In order to manually check, just log into Places for Business and take a look at your business information. Go through it and update it if necessary, then click “Submit.” You’ll need to do this for all listings in your account by February 21, 2014, to ensure they remain on Google Maps. If you don’t, you’ll need to add your business information and undergo the tedious PIN verification using Google Places all over again.
Editor’s Note: This post has been amended to include the source of the first report.
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-sending-warnings-business-owners-3-weeks-save-google-places-listing/89361/#ckF7cj0X6JzVdER8.99
Business owners have reported on the Google Business Help forums that they are getting emails from Google with the subject line: “Action Required: You have 3 weeks to save your Google Places Listing.” This information was first reported by Barry Schwartz of Search Engine Roundtable.
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-sending-warnings-business-owners-3-weeks-save-google-places-listing/89361/#ckF7cj0X6JzVdER8.99
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-sending-warnings-business-owners-3-weeks-save-google-places-listing/89361/#ckF7cj0X6JzVdER8.99
Business owners have reported on the Google Business Help forums that they are getting emails from Google with the subject line: “Action Required: You have 3 weeks to save your Google Places Listing.” This information was first reported by Barry Schwartz of Search Engine Roundtable.
The body of the email reads as follows:
If you have a Google Places listing but did not receive this email, it doesn’t necessarily mean you weren’t affected. The email may have been automatically trashed by the spam filter of your inbox, so you may want to manually check to make sure so you can avoid your Places listing becoming de-listed.
In order to manually check, just log into Places for Business and take a look at your business information. Go through it and update it if necessary, then click “Submit.” You’ll need to do this for all listings in your account by February 21, 2014, to ensure they remain on Google Maps. If you don’t, you’ll need to add your business information and undergo the tedious PIN verification using Google Places all over again.
Editor’s Note: This post has been amended to include the source of the first report.
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-sending-warnings-business-owners-3-weeks-save-google-places-listing/89361/#ckF7cj0X6JzVdER8.99
The body of the email reads as follows:
Hello,Jade Wang, Google Business Community Manager, has confirmed that this is a legitimate email Google is sending out saying Google is making some changes to Google Places for Business and Google Maps. Part of these changes involve asking business owners to review and confirm some of the information in their Google Places accounts. Jade also apologizes for any inconvenience this causes.
Due to changes in Google Maps, we’d like to inform you that unless you review and confirm the information in your Google Places account, we will no longer be able to keep and show it to Google users after February 21, 2014.
If you wish to keep your listing active, follow these three easy steps:
1. Log in to your Google Places account
2. Review and update your information
3. Click the “Submit” button
Sincerely,
The Google Places Team
If you have a Google Places listing but did not receive this email, it doesn’t necessarily mean you weren’t affected. The email may have been automatically trashed by the spam filter of your inbox, so you may want to manually check to make sure so you can avoid your Places listing becoming de-listed.
In order to manually check, just log into Places for Business and take a look at your business information. Go through it and update it if necessary, then click “Submit.” You’ll need to do this for all listings in your account by February 21, 2014, to ensure they remain on Google Maps. If you don’t, you’ll need to add your business information and undergo the tedious PIN verification using Google Places all over again.
Editor’s Note: This post has been amended to include the source of the first report.
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-sending-warnings-business-owners-3-weeks-save-google-places-listing/89361/#ckF7cj0X6JzVdER8.99
Business owners have reported on the Google Business Help forums that they are getting emails from Google with the subject line: “Action Required: You have 3 weeks to save your Google Places Listing.” This information was first reported by Barry Schwartz of Search Engine Roundtable.
The body of the email reads as follows:
If you have a Google Places listing but did not receive this email, it doesn’t necessarily mean you weren’t affected. The email may have been automatically trashed by the spam filter of your inbox, so you may want to manually check to make sure so you can avoid your Places listing becoming de-listed.
In order to manually check, just log into Places for Business and take a look at your business information. Go through it and update it if necessary, then click “Submit.” You’ll need to do this for all listings in your account by February 21, 2014, to ensure they remain on Google Maps. If you don’t, you’ll need to add your business information and undergo the tedious PIN verification using Google Places all over again.
Editor’s Note: This post has been amended to include the source of the first report.
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-sending-warnings-business-owners-3-weeks-save-google-places-listing/89361/#ckF7cj0X6JzVdER8.99
The body of the email reads as follows:
Hello,Jade Wang, Google Business Community Manager, has confirmed that this is a legitimate email Google is sending out saying Google is making some changes to Google Places for Business and Google Maps. Part of these changes involve asking business owners to review and confirm some of the information in their Google Places accounts. Jade also apologizes for any inconvenience this causes.
Due to changes in Google Maps, we’d like to inform you that unless you review and confirm the information in your Google Places account, we will no longer be able to keep and show it to Google users after February 21, 2014.
If you wish to keep your listing active, follow these three easy steps:
1. Log in to your Google Places account
2. Review and update your information
3. Click the “Submit” button
Sincerely,
The Google Places Team
If you have a Google Places listing but did not receive this email, it doesn’t necessarily mean you weren’t affected. The email may have been automatically trashed by the spam filter of your inbox, so you may want to manually check to make sure so you can avoid your Places listing becoming de-listed.
In order to manually check, just log into Places for Business and take a look at your business information. Go through it and update it if necessary, then click “Submit.” You’ll need to do this for all listings in your account by February 21, 2014, to ensure they remain on Google Maps. If you don’t, you’ll need to add your business information and undergo the tedious PIN verification using Google Places all over again.
Editor’s Note: This post has been amended to include the source of the first report.
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-sending-warnings-business-owners-3-weeks-save-google-places-listing/89361/#ckF7cj0X6JzVdER8.99
Business owners have reported on the Google Business Help forums that they are getting emails from Google with the subject line: “Action Required: You have 3 weeks to save your Google Places Listing.” This information was first reported by Barry Schwartz of Search Engine Roundtable.
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-sending-warnings-business-owners-3-weeks-save-google-places-listing/89361/#ckF7cj0X6JzVdER8.99
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-sending-warnings-business-owners-3-weeks-save-google-places-listing/89361/#ckF7cj0X6JzVdER8.99
of the Search Engine Journal, Barry
Scwartz of Search
Engine Roundtable was the first reported this information.
Google Business Community Manager Jade Wang confirms this is a legitimate email
Google is sending out. Google is making some changes to Google
Places for Business and Google Maps. Business owners are being asked to review and confirm some of
the information in their Google Places accounts.
If
you didn’t receive the email, Jade says this does not necessarily mean you weren’t affected. The
email may have been automatically trashed by the spam filter of your inbox, so
you may want to manually check to make sure so you can avoid your Places
listing becoming de-listed.
In
order to manually check, just log into Places for Business and take a look at
your business information. Go through it and update it if necessary, then click
“Submit.” You’ll need to do this for all listings in your account by February
21, 2014, to ensure they remain on Google Maps. If you don’t, you’ll need to
add your business information and undergo the tedious PIN verification using
Google Places all over again.
Editor’s Note: This post has been amended to include additional sources
of the first report.
Deborah Anderson -Singleton is a Business Growth Strategist who helps level the playing field for businesses owners. She is the President and CEO of SureVantage Marketing Group, LLC and published author. For more information visit: http:vww.SureVantageMarketing.net
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Business owners have reported on the Google Business Help forums that they are getting emails from Google with the subject line: “Action Required: You have 3 weeks to save your Google Places Listing.” This information was first reported by Barry Schwartz of Search Engine Roundtable.
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-sending-warnings-business-owners-3-weeks-save-google-places-listing/89361/#ckF7cj0X6JzVdER8.99
Read more at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-sending-warnings-business-owners-3-weeks-save-google-places-listing/89361/#ckF7cj0X6JzVdER8.99
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