Google Adds Asian Owned Business Attribute For Business Profiles

Aug 4, 2022 - 7:21 am 2 by
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Google Asian Owner Business

Google has added yet another business attribute for Google Business Profiles - Asian-owned businesses. This is a new label that can be added to your business in Google Maps and Google Search "making it easier to find Asian-owned businesses in their own community," Google said.

Here is what this Asian-owned attribute looks like:

Asian Owned Google Business

If you login to Google Business Profile, click on your business, go to the info tab and then edit your attributes you will see Black-owned, Latino-owned, veteran-led and women-led, LGBTQ+ Owned and Latino-ownned options. The new attribute is the LGBTQ+-owned attribute and note that the Family-led attribute is gone, here is a screenshot:

Google Business Attributes

You can also add this through Google search by searching for your business then:

  • Go to your Business Profile.
  • Select Edit profile and then Business information.
  • Near the top, select the More tab.
  • Select the category you want to change.
  • Next to the attribute, select Yes or No.
  • When you're finished updating your attributes, select Save.

Here is a video Google made for this announcement:

Forum discussion at Twitter.

 

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