Post by account_disabled on Feb 20, 2024 11:55:31 GMT 7
The with their own product unless Im misunderstanding their vision of how Google Questions and Answers is destined to be used. Just what is the vision for Google Questions and Answers I wonder As I said at the beginning of this post its early days yet to predict ultimate outcomes. Yet the current lay of the land for this feature has left me with more questions than answers Does Google actually intend questions to be answered by brands or by the public From what Ive seen owners are largely unaware of or choosing to ignore this feature many months postlaunch. As of writing this businesses are only alerted about incoming questions if they open the Google Maps app on an Android phone or tablet.
There is no desktop GMB dashboard section for the feature. Its not a Greece Mobile Number List recipe for wide adoption. Google has always been a fan of a crowdsourcing approach to their data so they may not be concerned but that doesnt mean your business shouldnt be. What are the realtime expectations for this feature I see many users asking questions that needed fast answers like are you open now while others might support lengthier response times as in Im planning a trip and want to know what I can walk to from your hotel. For timesensitive queries how does Questions and.
Answers fit in with Googles actual chat feature Google Messaging also rolled out last summer Does Google envision different use cases for both features I wonder if one of the two products will win out over time while the other gets sunsetted. What are the real current risks to brands of nonmanagement I applauded Mike Blumenthals smart suggestion of companies proactively populating the feature with known FAQs and providing expert answers and I can also see the obvious potential for reputation damage if rants or spam are ignored. That being said my limited exploration of San Francisco has left me wondering just how.
There is no desktop GMB dashboard section for the feature. Its not a Greece Mobile Number List recipe for wide adoption. Google has always been a fan of a crowdsourcing approach to their data so they may not be concerned but that doesnt mean your business shouldnt be. What are the realtime expectations for this feature I see many users asking questions that needed fast answers like are you open now while others might support lengthier response times as in Im planning a trip and want to know what I can walk to from your hotel. For timesensitive queries how does Questions and.
Answers fit in with Googles actual chat feature Google Messaging also rolled out last summer Does Google envision different use cases for both features I wonder if one of the two products will win out over time while the other gets sunsetted. What are the real current risks to brands of nonmanagement I applauded Mike Blumenthals smart suggestion of companies proactively populating the feature with known FAQs and providing expert answers and I can also see the obvious potential for reputation damage if rants or spam are ignored. That being said my limited exploration of San Francisco has left me wondering just how.