Google Local Services Ads will charge for some missed calls starting Oct. 1
Google will start charging Local Services Ads advertisers for some missed and follow-up calls that qualify as valid leads from Oct. 1.
Google will start charging Local Services Ads advertisers for some missed and follow-up calls that qualify as valid leads from Oct. 1.
Google’s new LSA terms give it rights to analyze call data – including sensitive client info. Learn how this could impact YMYL industries.
Advertisers have been complaining all day about being unable to manage their LSAs.
The "Request Competitive Quotes" button in Google Local Services Ads is cause for concern due to potential hidden costs and a lack of clarity.
Google's new ID verification requirement for lawyers using LSAs aims to combat fraud but may pose challenges for some businesses.
Google Ads is working on a fix to prevent businesses from appearing in search results for their competitors' names.
Google confirmed to Search Engine Land that the new feature may appear in various LSA verticals for some users.
Google is investigating if this is a bug or a new enforcement of some kind.
The new categories include education, people care, pet care, wellness and health care.
Spam in the local search space appears to have moved into another area that Google is unable to police actively.
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Google has confirmed the company is showing cost estimates from Homewyse for some local queries.
The company introduces a second screening program for professional services.
The company is also running a test in the U.S. to show the number of local bookings businesses have received.
The program is now in 17 cities. A new app helps businesses manage leads throughout the day.
Google is expanding their Home Service Ads across more and more cities in the US, and some home-based business owners are worried. Columnist Joy Hawkins explains how this move impacts these businesses and what they can do to combat a loss of local search visibility.
The local home services ad product is now available in 5 metro areas in the US.
The ads, which are also being tested on desktop, feature service area maps.
Test enables users to review providers and submit requests to up to three service professionals from the ads.