Ben Fisher of Steady Demand received a notice that one of his client’s reviews was flagged and removed for a violation. While this is great news, it’s not indicative of an increase in policing over reviews, so you cannot draw the conclusion that Google has changed its policy – only that they’re sending out notifications that reviews have been removed.
GMB News: Looks like Google My Business is notifying a listing manager when a review has been removed from a profile. This is a welcome treat! @rustybrick @mblumenthal #localseo pic.twitter.com/QhaYpk0ijb
— Ben Fisher (@TheSocialDude) June 14, 2020
Local SEO Analyst/Community Manager at Sterling Sky, Inc.
Carrie HIll is a Local Search Analyst with Sterling Sky, Inc., and community manager for LocalU.org.Her background in online marketing started 12 years ago in a small agency focused on the hospitality industry.
Since then Carrie has become an expert on technical SEO and website structure issues, as well as an industry speaker on Local Search, Google My Business, and the Semantic web.
Since then Carrie has become an expert on technical SEO and website structure issues, as well as an industry speaker on Local Search, Google My Business, and the Semantic web.
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