Google Reviews Are Disappearing From Business Profiles
If you’ve checked your Google Business Profile recently and found your review count has dropped, you’re not the only one.
If you’ve checked your Google Business Profile recently and found your review count has dropped, you’re not the only one.
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Advance Online has been named the winner of the Award for Customer Delight at the prestigious Gatwick Diamond Business Awards 2026!
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Advance Online has been named the winner of the Award for Customer Delight at the prestigious Gatwick Diamond Business Awards 2026!
Google has just finished rolling out its first big update of 2026.
It didn’t seem so long ago that you painted the living room and relaid the carpet, then all of a sudden you realise your house is looking a little tired. Once you’ve noticed it, you can’t un-notice it. It’s time to put on your overalls and get to work.
Running a business can feel like spinning plates. Accounts, marketing, recruiting, inventory, prospecting – the to-do list goes on and on (and on…). And then on top of it all, another problem lands in your lap; a one-star rating on your Google Business Profile.
You’ve invested time and money into your website, and you’ve dabbled in SEO. The homepage looks good and appears to be ranking okay for the right keywords. But you still have a nagging concern: Is the website generating enough leads?
It’s 9 am on a Tuesday. You’ve barely touched your morning coffee, and already your inbox has three new messages….
At times, a Google Business Profile (GBP) can feel like a website in its own right. It appears when someone searches your business, it displays your hours, phone number, directions, reviews and photos.
Between managing your fleet, sorting permits, handling logistics and juggling customer service, marketing can easily slip to the bottom of a skip hire company’s to-do list.