Tutorial on how to add a user to Google My Business

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You can invite users to become owners or managers of your Google My Business Page. This makes it easier for each individual to have access without sharing login information. Or it could be that someone is carrying out SEO for you, and they require access to the account.

Please note that owners and managers have different access levels to items they can manage.

How to add an Owner or Manager

Business Profile

Google Business Profile Settings

  • Now click Managers, and you can assign a manager or an owner using their email address.

I hope you found this useful.

See a video on how to do this below

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