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Competition changes my client's Google Places content

by SirThomas
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Strange thing happened to my client's GPlaces. A competitive SEO firm changed some content on my client's listing.

How could they log in to the account, when I am the only one who has the
password...?

I know you can edit someone's site, but you're required to confirm that change by phone or postcard.

Funny part is, I still have access to that account and most things look inside as before, but the new content, including a new phone number... is still in the search results...

What's your take on it?


Thomas
#client #competition #content #google #places
  • Profile picture of the author TaiZejan
    That's very interesting. I would suggest changing the passwords though :-)

    Either a minor - or major - blip in the system, or someone has been able to infiltrate.

    Once you change everything back to normal, ping it!
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