A Google Places page is a page that shows in local search results with your business details, services, location and contact details. This is then linked to your website for your business. You are allowed 1 place page per business location which each has a unique NAP ( Name, Address and Phone number) although the business name can be the same. You don't have a Google places page for each website you have but for each business location. I think this is where you are confusing it. Google cross-references with existing directory citations to ensure you're NAP matches across the board and ranks you accordingly. There are other factors involved but this is the basics of it. Hope it helps you.
No you can't phone Google about this. You can post in Google Places Help and hope you get an answer. Google see it as they are providing a free service they can't afford support for Google Places. It's bad I know. Tell me about It I do this every day
it's okNo you can't phone Google about this. You can post in Google Places Help and hope you get an answer. Google see it as they are providing a free service they can't afford support for Google Places. It's bad I know. Tell me about It I do this every day
You can do it say, for example you have an office in a business unit with several other businesses. Just use a suite number. You can do this as a work from home business too. Business 1 name, Suite 1, address etc. / Business 2 name, Suite 2, address etc. Just make sure the phone numbers are different for each business (you can use a mobile). Some people I know have actually hired office suites in different towns just so they can rank for different locations. Just depends how valuable your leads are. But don't be tempted to buy a "mail boxes etc." address, it won't work.
