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Google Places Question for Client servicing a large area

by Falkonator
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I currently have a client who only has one central location, but services a large area in our state.
I heard about setting up P.O. Boxes in other towns but that seems shady.

He has technicians working for him that live in different towns throughout the service area.
Would it be wise to set up additional Google Places using his employees' addresses?
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  • Profile picture of the author jspmedia
    read google TOS.. No POBox..
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  • Profile picture of the author Anthony seoserviceagents
    you can buy virtual addresses and virtual local numbers for any city you like to target, you can use a ups store premium p.o box that comes with one legit street address and works for pin verification.
    i would use keyword rich domains with the location in it and open new gp pages and do a 301 redirect to his web url
    Anthony


    Originally Posted by Falkonator View Post

    I currently have a client who only has one central location, but services a large area in our state.
    I heard about setting up P.O. Boxes in other towns but that seems shady.

    He has technicians working for him that live in different towns throughout the service area.
    Would it be wise to set up additional Google Places using his employees' addresses?
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