I've seen a webminar about google places, very convincing. And they say if you use hidden address but set up service area, you WONT show at all in Google places.
That is very very odd for business without a frontstore in area.
Is that really true?
1) Scenario: you sell services in a mexican city (just to say something), your address is located outside that city but in mexico, you work from home so according to guidelines you MUST hide address, and you set up the MexicanCity as service area.
According that youtube marketing google places webminar, you are dead.
True or false?
2) How can a hidden address business show at all if he serves different locations? To me don't have a single chance to show up if he provides services in different states (or even contries)
True or false?
3) Your business has homeoffice in State A - and you sell services to State B, so your phone will never match State B. You are down again, even when you don't need at all phisical presence in State B (travel services are a clear example of this, in opposite to pizza delivery)
You're dead again.
True or false
