Wow, that's awesome Joy! Thank you so much for reaching out and helping! Nothing more infuriating to me than a half completed job, and you were pivotal in getting it done. Thank you so much!

Thanks for the instructions. If you don't mind Joy, I'd send them to you there if you are still willing to help. Thanks!

An office space that's been given up now that the company is virtual. I was going to send you the address via PM, but it says your account doesn't accept them.

Thank you so much for that! We unfortunately got stuck in a situation where it was setup incorrectly as a local business from the beginning, but it was just lived with. But now the address is going away completely and it's become a situation that needs to be resolved. Hopefully without that big ugly "Permanently Closed" sign. It's bad for business in general.

Thank you!

Thank you for the link, I will give it a read and try Google support again.

Thanks for the response. Normally that would be perfect, except the expectation is to provide support nationally. It was never a local only business; that's just where their office is. I get the feeling that the listing might need to just be deleted, and start over with a brand page?

From what I can tell, you can't convert a business page to a brand page.

Not very up to date in handling local listings, so here's my situation. I have an office that is not going out of business, but instead going virtual. So that physical address will no longer exist but the team is intact. So I am dealing with the Google Business Listing page for this office at https://business.google.com/

In the "Published on" section, it has Google Search, Google Maps, and Google+. I want to remove it from Maps and the address from this account. There's an address for this store, but editing it only seems to allow changing, but not removal.

There is also the option of "Mark as Permanently Closed", but surely that isn't the best option since that will leave a nasty red "PERMANENTLY CLOSED" in the results when searching.

What's the best course of action here?

I haven't redirected users by country, but I am doing it by US state for certain services on a site.

1. When a user visits the page from a state we offer the service in, they are 302 redirected to the state specific page

2. When a crawler visits the page, they are NOT redirected anywhere

3. On that same page, we have links pointing to the state specific page so they can be discovered by the crawler