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You could use Google Maps. Example: https://www.google.com/maps/search/breweries+near+boston/@42.3499212,-71.1776789,12z/data=!3m1!4b1

In order to get the individual dentists' pages to show up in places / local, you would need to divide the office building's address into separate "suites" so that each dentist appeared to have their own address. You could then move the dentist to their new location as necessary and or reassign their old suite to the new occupant. I think this would solve the ...

Having Google My Business Page doesn't necessarily mean that your business will show up in Google Maps as a place label (i.e., show on the map without a user searching). According to Google: The place labels shown on Google Maps are determined algorithmically based on a large number of factors. One factor these algorithms consider is the accuracy of the ...

Sign in to Google My Business. If you have multiple locations, open the location you'd like to manage. Click Info from the menu. Click the section that you want to change, then enter the new information in the box that appears. To remove a section, next to the section, click Remove ×. Keep in mind: Removing information you’ve previously ...

It's a combination of: Location data from GPS, mobile network, Wi-Fi and maybe more. You can see in your location history where have you been and see that Google recognizes how long you spent there, with the help of the mentioned data sources. User answers to question regards that place. If I remember correctly, some of the questions Google asks users/...

Yeah. You can do that. Go to locations, if you want to add location of a completely new business. Google will ask you to verify the business through code sent to your postal address.

My previous answer is now obsolete as Google+ Classic was retired on January 2017, but the good news is that now it's possible to see the reviews of a business from the Google Search and from Google Maps listings. Google Search Search the business The results page could show a business card on the right panel Click on the reviews link at the right of the ...

Persistence paid off - by having a more recently verified listing (address, phone & website) and reporting the bad entry, we were able to have the other entry removed.

Personally, I would use fullname@company (or, more likely, first.lastname@) for everyone. I would possibly add aliases for the work titles where applicable. I would separate each company's employees to their own domain address. e.g.: john.doe@umbrellacorp.com, jane.smith@constructioncorp.com.

If you go to Google Maps, you are provided with a link put your business on Google Maps. If you follow the instructions, this should add you to the map.