On January 29, Google My Business tweeted that users can now use hashtags in their reviews. Plus business owners can also include hashtags in their posts. The tweet was stated as-

The reviews will not only help the searchers in identifying the best place to visit and spend their time. But will also help business owners in making their GMB profile strong and expressive.

The users can add up to 5 hashtags at the end of their review to make it easier to read. Google has suggested to use meaningful hashtags like #sunsetview, #streetcoffee, #goodforselfies, #bestplaceforburgers, etc.

Google has also recommended users to avoid hashtags like #love, #coffee, #burger, etc. To make your hashtag in Google Map reviews more visible and effective use long tail keywords in hashtags.

Local guides [The community of people who write reviews, share photos, provide answers to question and check other facts on Google Map in order to help potential customers.] can also add hashtags in their previous reviews before adding a new one to take advantage of this feature. Join the community of local guides] to earn points and help potential customers of businesses listing on Google My Business. Know all About Google Local Guides.

Over to you!

Hashtag in Google Map review feature will benefit both customers and business owners. Customers will be benefited in knowing the best place to visit and owners by spreading acknowledgment about their business.

Google always has something new for its audience. Last time, I have introduced you with the bulk upload spreadsheet feature for multiple business locations and check in check out time feature for hotel owners. Let’s see what Google is about to bring for its audience in the future. Don’t worry we will keep you updated with the latest buzz about Google.

Published On: February 18, 2019 / Categories: eCommerce, News and Updates /

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