Every business aims to increase conversion rates and reach more audiences. They incorporate different strategies and methods to boost their online presence. While many companies prefer social media sites as their primary marketing magnet, some bolster their Google Business Profile profiles.
Now, have you ever encountered Google Business Profile Justifications before? Well, if you haven’t, here’s a simple overview of its usefulness for your growing business.
WHAT ARE JUSTIFICATIONS?
Google Business Profile utilises local search to extract specific business profiles that match different queries from various users. For instance, when a user types in “small garden renovation near me”, the results would be an array of businesses with these words or similar phrases written in their Google Business Profile profiles or webpages.
Justifications are the highlighted or displayed bolden text snippets coming from business profiles, comments, and results. Mostly called Local Justifications, these simple phrases or words are retrieved from various sources within the business’ network of webpages.
When the page mentions “Provides” (as seen in the image), it means Google pulled this information from your GBP’s services section.
Since Google explores your Google Business Profile profile and website, it usually captures particular keywords and phrases uniquely classified for your company. So, where will Google retrieve these key phrases?
1. Services + Menu Highlights
2. Posts
3. Reviews
4. Website
5. In-Stock Items
IMPORTANCE OF CONTENT
In other words, every little detail posted, selected, reviewed by clients, and displayed on your website and profile matters for your business. Search queries from users that match your blog post, menu highlights, reviews from people (not replies), or posts will help pull your business higher.
So, you should strategically consider the type of content and words you will use when describing products, writing blogs, and adding various information to your Google Business Profile profiles. Don’t forget to ask for reviews from previous clients—it’s crucial to hear what they think of your service or products.
