If you suspect that a competitor’s high ranking

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What to do:
Users may laugh, but they certainly won’t trust such business names. If someone in your own company is keyword stuffing, show them Google’s clear guidelines for formatting names that match real-world business titles and edit the name accordingly. Any other course risks losing users and being reported to Google for infringement by the public.

A is due, at least in part, to keyword stuffing, do a little research. Look at their street signs in Google Street View. Take a picture in person if necessary. Look at their website. Call them to cameroon number data how they answer the phone. Then, if you believe the guidelines are being broken, submit your evidence via the Business Redressal Complaint Form . There’s no guarantee that Google will act on your report, but it’s an important vehicle for seeking action.

If your listing has been hijacked and maliciously edited, I recommend starting by reporting the full details to the Google My Business Help Community . Ask the volunteers there to walk you through the steps you need to take to resolve the hijack. You can never be completely safe from the possibility of a hijack, but make sure you have claimed any GMB listings for your company. Some local SEOs also recommend occasionally doing a undo edit (pressing the submit button in your GMB dashboard without changing any listing data) as this activity can leave your listing vulnerable to third-party edits.