Google Now Explains Why Your Profile Edits Were Rejected
Managing your Google Business Profile just got a little more transparent. Google has rolled out a helpful update: when an edit you submit is rejected, you’ll now get an email explaining why.
These notifications outline:
- Which edit was denied
- What policy it violated
- A link to the relevant policy
- How to appeal the decision
For example, one business owner tried updating their category to “Cannabis store” and received a rejection email citing a violation of Google’s business identity policies.
This change is a win for business owners—it removes the guesswork and makes it easier to stay compliant with Google’s guidelines.
Truvolv Tip: Keep an eye on your inbox after making changes to your profile. If something’s rejected, you’ll now know exactly why—and what to do next.
For more details, you can read the full article here: Google Business Profiles Information Edit Rejected.
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