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Friday, 22 June 2007

Put your business on Google Maps

Posted on 09:16 by Unknown
Posted by Hubert Pan, Product Manager

As part of our quest to build the best local search experience possible, Google's Local Business Center is where business owners can go to add or edit their business listing on Google Maps by providing their address, contact information, hours of operation, and even storefront or product photos.

This free process is now even faster and easier to use. Users in international locales can now receive verification via a phone call or SMS rather than waiting for a postcard in the mail. With our new verification options, it only takes 10 minutes to create or edit, and then verify your listing. We do the rest -- your business will appear on Google Maps within a few weeks.

The center also has a great new look, and it's easy come back multiple times to make changes to your listing:



So, while you are busy writing reviews about your favorite restaurant, barber shop, or any other business, be sure to share the opportunities on Google's Local Business Center with the business owners to help them reach more customers through Google Maps.
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