How a Google+ Page can Improve your SEO

July 9, 2014

Why you should claim your Google+ page?

Claiming/creating your google plus page gives you greater control over how your business is presented in google search results. Having an optimised google plus page ensures that up-to-date information about your business is readily available. Claiming the google plus page for your business also ensures that accurate contact information is provided via google searches. 70% of people who search for a business on their smart phone call via the phone number that appears in the search (provided by google plus pages).

How to claim your Google+ page

You will need to register for a Gmail account if you do not already have one.

in google search type your company name followed by ‘google plus’.

If your google plus pages does exist you will see a URL that resembles this –https://plus.google.com/1162xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx – click it.

If you are unable to find an existing company page, you can create one at this address –http://www.google.com/+/business/

Great! That is a really good start, however you can get even more out of your Google+ page, If you would like to make sure that it is fully optimised to increase your SEO give us a call on 01394 615 615 or email property@infotex.co.uk

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