Why Phil Bray thinks you should go and google yourself
Using Google My Business
Phil Bray: "This may just make the difference between people getting in touch and looking elsewhere.”
Googling yourself too often may now be known as 'ego-surfing' but, says Phil Bray, in the quest for recommendations and referrals, there is a very good reason to be searching for your business online.
When an existing client passes on an adviser's details to someone, there is a fair chance that potential client will carry out some rudimentary due diligence before getting in touch, says the Yardstick...
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