Thoughts on google plus page
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Looking for feedback on a client's g+ page
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Hey Noah,
The profile looks fine.
For the facade, I suggest only changing either the Profile picture or the Cover because it's sexier if they are different.
Good day,
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Hey,
It's looking good! Just a few minor things that could help visually and optimizing-wise. Some great things you're doing include lots of good ratings, additional photos, all information filled out, and verified the local business.
A. Super Underutilized - Make sure to add the rel=publisher tag to the head section of your home page so search engines will recognize it and start pulling rich snippets and knowledge graph information for searches. Go over here http://blog.woorank.com/2014/06/how-to-implement-rel-publisher-tag/ to see how that is done.
B. I might either change the profile picture or the cover picture so they aren't the same.
B. Make sure you included as many categories as possible, the more you can find to have in that section the better.
C. If they have a youtube channel, link it to the videos section - https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2897336?hl=en
Let me know if you have any other questions!
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