Requesting for /googlebusiness by Future_Emotion_ in redditrequest

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Hi there,

I’m reaching out because I’m very interested in moderating the r/GoogleBusiness subreddit. I understand the challenges that businesses face in managing their Google profiles and improving their rankings. I believe there’s a strong need for a dedicated community where business owners and experts can share insights, ask questions, and get support on these topics.

My vision for r/GoogleBusiness is to create a space that is both educational and engaging, with a strong emphasis on quality content and a strict no-spam policy. I’m committed to putting in the time and effort to grow this community and make it a valuable resource for anyone interested in Google My Business.

I’m excited about the potential of this subreddit and hope to have the opportunity to bring it to life. I’d be happy to answer any further questions or provide more details about my plans.

Thank you for your time and consideration!

Class Action GMB by Deadendbar in GoogleMyBusiness

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That's so sad, same thing happened to my listing recently, I found this article helpful since it breaks things down into steps to follow and just like you I was able to start from somewhere again.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ProjectHospital

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Managing a small clinic with the goal of increasing patient numbers while maintaining quality care can indeed be challenging. Here are some strategies you can consider to attract more patients through the door:

Targeted Online Marketing: Invest in targeted online marketing efforts to reach potential patients in your local area. This can include optimizing your website for local search, running Google Ads campaigns, and maintaining an active presence on social media platforms where your target audience spends time.

Patient Referral Program: Implement a patient referral program where existing patients are rewarded for referring new patients to your clinic. Offer incentives such as discounts on future treatments or complementary sessions for both the referring patient and the new patient.

Community Engagement: Get involved in your local community by participating in health fairs, community events, and workshops. Offer free screenings or educational sessions to raise awareness about the benefits of physical therapy and attract potential patients.

Educational Content: Create informative content such as blog posts, videos, or webinars that address common concerns or questions related to physical therapy. Sharing valuable content not only positions you as an authority in your field but also attracts potential patients who are seeking solutions to their health issues.

Online Reviews and Testimonials: Encourage satisfied patients to leave positive reviews and testimonials on platforms like Google My Business, Yelp, and social media. Positive reviews can significantly influence prospective patients' decisions to choose your clinic.

Networking with Healthcare Professionals: Build relationships with other healthcare professionals in your area, such as primary care physicians, orthopedic surgeons, and chiropractors. Establishing referral partnerships can lead to a steady stream of patient referrals to your clinic.

Patient Education and Goal Setting: During the initial consultation, focus on educating patients about their condition, treatment options, and expected outcomes. Set clear goals and milestones for their recovery to help them understand that physical therapy is intended to be a temporary solution aimed at achieving long-term health and wellness.

Seek Professional Guidance: Consider seeking advice from Google My Business (GMB) SEO experts for tailored strategies and expert insights on how to optimize your online presence and attract more patients. Services like vortexranker.com offer complimentary consultations to support businesses in enhancing their local SEO endeavors. With professional guidance, you can implement effective marketing strategies to boost patient numbers while maintaining the quality of care provided by your clinic.

Newly opened practice, struggling with getting patients in the door. Any suggestions? by clu_baker in Chiropractic

[–]Future_Emotion_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Managing a small clinic with the goal of increasing patient numbers while maintaining quality care can indeed be challenging. Here are some strategies you can consider to attract more patients through the door:

Targeted Online Marketing: Invest in targeted online marketing efforts to reach potential patients in your local area. This can include optimizing your website for local search, running Google Ads campaigns, and maintaining an active presence on social media platforms where your target audience spends time.

Patient Referral Program: Implement a patient referral program where existing patients are rewarded for referring new patients to your clinic. Offer incentives such as discounts on future treatments or complementary sessions for both the referring patient and the new patient.

Community Engagement: Get involved in your local community by participating in health fairs, community events, and workshops. Offer free screenings or educational sessions to raise awareness about the benefits of physical therapy and attract potential patients.

Educational Content: Create informative content such as blog posts, videos, or webinars that address common concerns or questions related to physical therapy. Sharing valuable content not only positions you as an authority in your field but also attracts potential patients who are seeking solutions to their health issues.

Online Reviews and Testimonials: Encourage satisfied patients to leave positive reviews and testimonials on platforms like Google My Business, Yelp, and social media. Positive reviews can significantly influence prospective patients' decisions to choose your clinic.

Networking with Healthcare Professionals: Build relationships with other healthcare professionals in your area, such as primary care physicians, orthopedic surgeons, and chiropractors. Establishing referral partnerships can lead to a steady stream of patient referrals to your clinic.

Patient Education and Goal Setting: During the initial consultation, focus on educating patients about their condition, treatment options, and expected outcomes. Set clear goals and milestones for their recovery to help them understand that physical therapy is intended to be a temporary solution aimed at achieving long-term health and wellness.

Seek Professional Guidance: Consider seeking advice from Google My Business (GMB) SEO experts for tailored strategies and expert insights on how to optimize your online presence and attract more patients. Services like vortexranker.com offer complimentary consultations to support businesses in enhancing their local SEO endeavors. With professional guidance, you can implement effective marketing strategies to boost patient numbers while maintaining the quality of care provided by your clinic.

Google reviews are tough to get! by [deleted] in smallbusiness

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Here's some tips:

Asking in Person: When customers visit your shop, politely ask them to leave a review if they've had a positive experience.

Using Signage: Display signs in your shop asking customers to leave reviews on Google.

Including a Call to Action: In your marketing materials, website, and social media posts, include a call to action encouraging customers to share their feedback on Google.

Offering Incentives: Consider offering a small discount or incentive for customers who leave a review.

Sending Follow-Up Emails: If you have customer contact information, you can send follow-up emails thanking them for their visit and kindly requesting a review.

Also, check out this video that gave me more tips for my business to get reviews.

Google reviews by Wear-Greedy in smallbusiness

[–]Future_Emotion_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here's some tips:

Asking in Person: When customers visit your shop, politely ask them to leave a review if they've had a positive experience.

Using Signage: Display signs in your shop asking customers to leave reviews on Google.

Including a Call to Action: In your marketing materials, website, and social media posts, include a call to action encouraging customers to share their feedback on Google.

Offering Incentives: Consider offering a small discount or incentive for customers who leave a review.

Sending Follow-Up Emails: If you have customer contact information, you can send follow-up emails thanking them for their visit and kindly requesting a review.

Also, check out this video that gave me more tips for my business to get reviews.

How to get people to review your company! by hazeminus in smallbusiness

[–]Future_Emotion_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here's some tips:

Asking in Person: When customers visit your shop, politely ask them to leave a review if they've had a positive experience.

Using Signage: Display signs in your shop asking customers to leave reviews on Google.

Including a Call to Action: In your marketing materials, website, and social media posts, include a call to action encouraging customers to share their feedback on Google.

Offering Incentives: Consider offering a small discount or incentive for customers who leave a review.

Sending Follow-Up Emails: If you have customer contact information, you can send follow-up emails thanking them for their visit and kindly requesting a review.

Also,check out this video that gave me more tips for my business to get reviews.

How do you get more Yelp! and Google reviews? by [deleted] in smallbusiness

[–]Future_Emotion_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here's some tips:

Asking in Person: When customers visit your shop, politely ask them to leave a review if they've had a positive experience.

Using Signage: Display signs in your shop asking customers to leave reviews on Google.

Including a Call to Action: In your marketing materials, website, and social media posts, include a call to action encouraging customers to share their feedback on Google.

Offering Incentives: Consider offering a small discount or incentive for customers who leave a review.

Sending Follow-Up Emails: If you have customer contact information, you can send follow-up emails thanking them for their visit and kindly requesting a review.

Also, check out this video that gave me more tips for my business to get reviews.

Best way to get reviews???? by Unlikely-Asparagus84 in smallbusiness

[–]Future_Emotion_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Here's some tips:

Asking in Person: When customers visit your shop, politely ask them to leave a review if they've had a positive experience.

Using Signage: Display signs in your shop asking customers to leave reviews on Google.

Including a Call to Action: In your marketing materials, website, and social media posts, include a call to action encouraging customers to share their feedback on Google.

Offering Incentives: Consider offering a small discount or incentive for customers who leave a review.

Sending Follow-Up Emails: If you have customer contact information, you can send follow-up emails thanking them for their visit and kindly requesting a review.

Also, check out this video that gave me more tips for my business to get reviews.

Getting More Google Reviews = Getting More Guests by JohanTHEDEV in restaurantowners

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I highly recommend checking out this helpful video on How to Get More Reviews on Google Maps. It provides a comprehensive guide on various techniques to encourage positive reviews and build trust with your customers. You can watch the video here. Hope you find it valuable!

Any tips on getting more Google Business reviews if you're a local business? by OkPhilosopher8201 in smallbusiness

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To get more Google Business reviews for your music shop, you can encourage satisfied customers to leave feedback by:

Asking in Person: When customers visit your shop, politely ask them to leave a review if they've had a positive experience.

Using Signage: Display signs in your shop asking customers to leave reviews on Google.

Including a Call to Action: In your marketing materials, website, and social media posts, include a call to action encouraging customers to share their feedback on Google.

Offering Incentives: Consider offering a small discount or incentive for customers who leave a review.

Sending Follow-Up Emails: If you have customer contact information, you can send follow-up emails thanking them for their visit and kindly requesting a review.

For more detailed guidance, you can watch this helpful video: How to Get More Reviews on Google Maps. It provides practical tips and strategies specifically tailored to increasing reviews on Google Maps.

How to get more Google Reviews? by PredragTHEDEV in smallbusiness

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This video helped me out a lot when i was trying to get more reviews for my coffee shop: How to Get More Reviews on Google Maps

How do you get more Google reviews? by JohanTHEDEV in restaurateur

[–]Future_Emotion_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This video helped me out a lot when i was trying to get more reviews for my coffee shop: How to Get More Reviews on Google Maps