outsourcing google maps phone verification???

13 years ago

Might wanna post this over in the WFH Forum, also. HIH

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nfordham3rd 12 years ago

Originally Posted by MaxReferrals

Might wanna post this over in the WFH Forum, also. HIH

Ain't jack **** about google places at WFH forums.
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spoiledkid01

13 years ago

Originally Posted by SexyMichelle

i am looking to outsource to someone who is able to do Google Places local listings by phone verification only non postcard. If anyone can do this message me asap.

Google has removed the phone verification option. There is just one option now. The post card one.

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jasonthewebmaster Banned 13 years ago

Originally Posted by spoiledkid01

Google has removed the phone verification option. There is just one option now. The post card one.

Dang, that sucks! I was using google voice phone number to verify the listings, then forwarding that phone number to the business... dang... now you have to wait two weeks for a post card and the business owner might throw it away or never get it!!!
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smallbusinessfire

13 years ago

I can phone verify any NEW listing.

(Listing cannot already exist in Google Maps/Places.)

Shoot me a PM with your e-mail address / skype usr name.

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jasonthewebmaster Banned 13 years ago

Originally Posted by smallbusinessfire

I can phone verify any NEW listing.

(Listing cannot already exist in Google Maps/Places.)

Shoot me a PM with your e-mail address / skype usr name.

AH OK, so only existing listings require address verification. I also suspect that they only require that if you change the address... maybe if you change the phone number, they require phone verification?
anyway i will test this out. thanks for heads up
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jlyc 13 years ago

Originally Posted by smallbusinessfire

I can phone verify any NEW listing.

(Listing cannot already exist in Google Maps/Places.)

Shoot me a PM with your e-mail address / skype usr name.

Hello. I am interested in your service but I can not yet send PM. Can you please PM me or email me...thank you!
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adam11 13 years ago

smallbusinessfire,
i cannot pm yet. please email me if you are serious about being able to verify new listings. i have several and i will pay
-adam
adamhopkins at yahoo
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bluesteele

13 years ago

Originally Posted by smallbusinessfire

I can phone verify any NEW listing.

(Listing cannot already exist in Google Maps/Places.)

Shoot me a PM with your e-mail address / skype usr name.

Hey - Can't PM yet. Please PM me with your skype. Would love to hire you.

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Bobster0007

13 years ago

If the business has not been claimed yet, just add the business to Google maps using a google account that will not be used when claiming it. Wait a day or two and check Google maps to see when its listed. Then go in and claim it using the account that will be used with it. You should also build some citations with some big name local directories first. Also, when you initially add the business, enter minimal info only.

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s62731

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Bobster0007

If the business has not been claimed yet, just add the business to Google maps using a google account that will not be used when claiming it. Wait a day or two and check Google maps to see when its listed. Then go in and claim it using the account that will be used with it. You should also build some citations with some big name local directories first. Also, when you initially add the business, enter minimal info only.

I am confused. How can you use 2 separate accounts for a google listing?

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Bobster0007 13 years ago

Originally Posted by s62731

I am confused. How can you use 2 separate accounts for a google listing?

Not sure what you mean. Anyone can add a business to google maps without owning it, so you don't need to CLAIM it to add it. CLAIM it after it shows up on google maps with the account that you want connected to it. A different account than you use to ADD it initially. Its best to get some citations built and found first. Google feels more confident that its a legit business then.
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bmsmarketing

13 years ago

i can still do this. How many do yo uwant to do? how much are you willing to pay?

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KRA-12

13 years ago

I'm interested in this, if anyone can provide this with consistency for a reasonable price.

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PhoneVerify 13 years ago

HI KRA

Can help you with the Places phone verification. Please leave your contact details since I cannot PM.
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MLMLEADZ

Banned 13 years ago

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stephenhacking

13 years ago

Please email me at amktng123 [ at ] gmail [ dot ] com - I'm interested in Google Maps phone verification service.

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krzysiek

13 years ago

Guys, just to further clarify what Bob is saying:

When you go to Google.com hit the 'Maps' tab and then there should be a "My Maps" button, click that and then "Create Map" and in there I believe you put the business details that you want listed.

Then in the Google maps, type in the address of the business you want to get Google maps online for, and then when it loads click "Save to map" and save it to your previously created map.

At least, I think that is how it works. Credit goes to Bob, especially if the idea works!!!

PS: I have citations already done a while ago.

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smallbusinessfire

13 years ago

To clarify everything ... I just SPILLED the beans on my Phone Verify process http://www.warriorforum.com/offline-...ml#post4916222

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bmsmarketing 12 years ago

The only difference between your way, is that it will get caught by other mapmaker individuals more often.

my way is still secret, BUT for small orders, i can have a listing up in less than 1 hour. 100% live, on google maps, in less than 1 hour.

large orders take a bit longer / prep time.

my skype details are in my profile.
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rolltide

12 years ago

Jeffrey Reidy is who I would outsource to.

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J R Salem

12 years ago

this seems to be "in demand" lately, I do not know why. A listing can still be up and phone verified in 10 minutes. Google did not eliminate it.

if anyone is looking to do this, contact me on skype: Jeremy.R.S

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Magnum1

12 years ago

Not sure why someone would want to "outsource" Google Places phone verification. This is a super easy process.

Also, quoted from post above "Google has removed the phone verification option. There is just one option now. The post card one."

This is not true. I do Google Places and I almost never have to do a postcard verification. Usually, if the phone verification is not presented as a option, it is because it is a fairly new business. Established businesses almost always are able to verify by phone.

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Jgregory

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Magnum1

Not sure why someone would want to "outsource" Google Places phone verification. This is a super easy process.

Also, quoted from post above "Google has removed the phone verification option. There is just one option now. The post card one."

This is not true. I do Google Places and I almost never have to do a postcard verification. Usually, if the phone verification is not presented as a option, it is because it is a fairly new business. Established businesses almost always are able to verify by phone.

After reading the entire thread this is the one I was waiting to see... Like Magnum... so far, its been my experience that if the individual doing the Claiming is using a browser with a genuine local IP address, then the phone verification option is still there.

Genuine... meaning the it's a Denver business listing and the Claimer is also genuinely in Denver

Which is the long-hand way to say that Google is using a fine tooth comb on people using proxies to claim listings. Version 6 IP addressing is completely rolled out globally and all ISP's are using it... and it shows locations down to the neighborhood level.

If Google sniffs a local IP address, you're good for phone verification... it will be there in the Claiming window... whether using a proxy or not, it's the local IP address that matters

And I've had a few people say that wasn't true even for the business owner sitting in his own shop... and that may be true for some localities. But for most new Claims for existing businesses, phone verification is still there

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dhruv32

12 years ago

Hello,

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tsouri 12 years ago

PM me for google phone verification. I can Help!
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boxnumber0004

12 years ago

Hey tsouri can you pm me with your skype or email i can't pm yet.
my email is unreal99 gmail

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LocalWebListings

12 years ago

We have been verifying local listings for a few of our clients (agencies, marketers etc) for a couple of years. We know the ins and outs. US based verify team. Getting ready to make a white label product widely available in 7 - 14 days. Let me know if you still have a need.

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boxnumber0004

12 years ago

just called you like 10 times,that secretary just ignored me.

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SexyMichelle

12 years ago

if anyone can do phone verification for listings TODAY which is hard to do. I am looking to outsource and get a large amount of listings.Please contact me 818-445-1303
please only people who have tried doing a listing today and got phone verification!!
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