It's common practice for every company to have an established Google My Business (GMB) that's claimed in-house.
This allows for Google posts to be created, location and hours updates to be made, photos to be implemented, and Google reviews to be replied to. However, what if an old employee or agency was the one who claimed the GMB listing access? Are you locked out of your own Google My Business?
The company itself should have the "ownership" of the listing. Here are steps to take back management of your Google My Business listing.
Published on March 31, 2022