A franchise network with 20 locations across the Dominican Republic couldn't be found on Google Maps because half had no listings, wrong addresses, or missing postcodes. The team fixed it by setting up a Location Group Account, letting the head office manage all 20 locations centrally with verified addresses and real phone numbers.
20 franchise locations across the Dominican Republic. Half of them didn't even exist on Google. No postcodes, listing pointing to the wrong direction, verification impossible. Google had no idea where these franchisees were actually located. Our team spent 3 months with Google support building out one location group account to manage all locations from it. One account, 20 locations, consistent data, verified addresses, real phone numbers, all managed by the head office. That's what Location Group Accounts actually do. They solve the problem of managing multiple locations' listings when the infrastructure is just not there. If you're expanding internationally or simply managing a fragmented network, this is your answer.
