Google instantly suspends Google+ local listing of brand new company
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I just tried to create a Google+ listing for a client. It's a brand new company. As soon as I submit the listing, I get an error message: "Google has suspended your page due to quality issues." There is no content on the listing, no website, etc. Just their NAP. All I can guess is their business address or phone number is on a blacklist due to some previous tenant/owner. Does Google keep a blacklist of addresses and/or phone numbers? Any other ideas?
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Providing a different address isn't an option Google allows.
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Mike Blumenthal is reporting all sorts of weirdness is afoot at G+ today, it may be a temporary thing related to whatever issues they're having right now.
http://blumenthals.com/blog/2015/10/28/current-google-plus-page-url-cluster-fk-alert/
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After I fill out the basic details on the first screen, it takes me to the screen to send the verification postcard. Then I get the error message.
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"Are you able to submit a fuller profile of data information for the business?"
No, that's how Google's interface for adding a new listing works. You just add the basics at first, then you can go back and add in the additional details. We're not even able to get to the point where we can add the additional details.
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