πππIf you had to abandon your car in flooded water and it's not there now, it may have been towed. The city of Houston started towing vehicles last night.
Here's what to do:
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.@GoogleMyBiz Oh, did I forget to mention that it was suggested by one of the customer service reps that I could just use @Google adwords advertising instead of worrying about my organic search? Who would pay for adwords if you can't fix my organic GMB? #SEO#Google@rustybrick
Now let's think about this: The same company @Google@GoogleMyBiz@GoogleMaps that pretty much has all our info at its fingertips cannot determine whether an established biz is real or spam wants to put self-driving cars on the road in USA. Absolutely frightening. #SEO#Google
Somehow, @GoogleMyBiz@searchliaison cannot decide whether a business that has been listed for over 8 yrs and 3 yrs in the same location is a real biz, but the tons of fake law offices w/ no website, pictures, videos, books, etc... are valid? #SEO#Google
Google may not decide to make us pay for #SEO in the future, but they definitely have their hand on the scale in favor of those who pay big bucks to advertise. https://t.co/xqucHqkH21 @rustybrick@searchliaison
.@GoogleMyBiz Of course, they took there sweet time about taking down the Google spam that overran the NW side of Houston, and put the bigger firms that pay them back up in a matter of days. Somehow, Google can't differentiate a real biz from a spam one...or doesn't want to.
.@GoogleMyBiz Then...they requested more photos...which I provided. Then they want a video of me actually walking through the bldg and opening the door to my office. One of the other solo law firms in town was asked for his lease after providing them with video. Clear bias. #SEO
.@GoogleMyBiz first wanted photos and permanent signage. Apparently, a sign outside my door and my business name on the elec. directory didn't suffice because my biz was not listed on the main sign outside a building that houses at least 60 businesses but a sign for only six.
.@GoogleMyBiz is an absolute joke. I have waited patiently for three months for them to figure out what is wrong with my GMB listing and the customer support has done everything possible to delay and deny listing small law firms in the Houston area. #Google@rustybrick#SEO#GMB
In Texas, the law requires that all car drivers and passengers are secured by a safety belt. Violations of the law can range in fines from $25 to $250.00. Start your weekend off right and⦠https://t.co/78tTSsnegj
Cambridge, Mass. passed an ordinance last night that requires installation of protected bike lanes anytime a road is repaved. What do you think about that? @sylvesterturner cityofhouston⦠https://t.co/xJb6lvQbQH