July 17, 2018 / 1 min read
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Local MarketingCustomer Experience
A few weeks ago, Google initiated a spring cleaning of its social network pages. The web giant’s will is to remove unused Google+ pages. This is why many users received emails informing them of this.
What to do?
Before rushing to post content on your Google+ page, in order to ensure that it is not deleted, it would certainly be wise to ask and question its usefulness. Is it still relevant to include Google+ in your social media strategy?
Google has seen a massive disengagement of users on these pages.
Will this change affect your Google My Business listings?
This change will not affect your Google My Business listings – you will still be visible in Google Search and Google Map.
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