How can I create a new Google Business Profile for two new websites on Webflow without disrupting the existing profile and reviews associated with the original website domain?

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September 22, 2023

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To create a new Google Business Profile for two new websites on Webflow without disrupting the existing profile and reviews associated with the original website domain, you can follow these steps:

Set up individual domains for the new websites:

In Webflow, create and publish the two new websites using separate custom domains.
Make sure to verify ownership of these domains through Google Webmaster Tools.

Create two separate Google Business Profiles:

Go to Google My Business (https://www.google.com/business/) and sign in with your Google account.
Click on the "Add location" button, and select "Add a single location."
Fill in the required information for the first website, including name, address, phone number, and website URL.
Follow the verification process for the first website. This may involve a verification code sent via mail, phone call, or email.

Associate the new websites with their respective Google Business Profiles:

In Webflow, go to the Project settings of each website.
Under the SEO tab, scroll down to the Google section.
Enter the corresponding Google Maps Place ID for each website's location. You can find the Place ID in the Google Business Profile settings.

Optimize each Google Business Profile for SEO:

Update each Google Business Profile with accurate and detailed information, including hours of operation, photos, website links, and services provided.
Encourage customers to leave reviews for each website by providing exceptional service and requesting reviews from satisfied customers.

Monitor and manage the Google Business Profiles:

Regularly check and respond to customer reviews on each profile.
Keep the profiles up to date with any changes in information or services.
Utilize the insights and analytics provided by Google My Business to track and improve the performance of each website's profile.

By following these steps, you will be able to create new Google Business Profiles for your two new websites on Webflow without disrupting the existing profile and reviews associated with the original website domain.

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