#Google my business sign in update#

Manage from Search and MapsД«ecause Google will retire the GMB app in 2022, listing managers can edit and update their business information on the first page of Google Search or on Google Maps вЂ“ great for those who do not want to use the existing Google Business Profile Manager on their browser. While there are no big changes for desktop, if you primarily access your GBP using the phone app, youвЂ™ll need to adjust to the changes.

Starting this year вЂ“ there is no set date for this just yet вЂ“ the Google Business Profile Manager App for both iOS and Android is going away. New updates and features The Google Business Manager App is going away ItвЂ™s likely that Google Business Profile, as a name, wonвЂ™t stick around but even if it might change in a few years, some features are staying in the long-term. So it isnвЂ™t simple rebranding but rather a restructuring of everything GMB вЂ“ or, GBP. To keep things simple, вЂGoogle My BusinessвЂ™ is being renamed вЂGoogle Business Profile.'вЂќДЄlong with this announcement, the search engine giant will retire the GMB mobile app so that listing owners can make changes directly on Search and Maps. вЂњMoving forward, we recommend small businesses manage their profiles directly on Search or Maps.

At first, it was called Google Local Business Centre, then in 2010 they changed it to Google Places and Google+ Local in 2012, until they stayed with Google My Business in 2014. This isnвЂ™t the first time Google sought to change the name of their free listing tool.

#Google my business sign in update#