Google business profile publication form

To give you an idea of what a business listing looks like in a Google search or on Google Maps.

You can consult the Cracker's Tech file by following these links:

• Cracker's Tech page visible in Google search
• Cracker's Tech details visible on a Google Maps
• Cracker's Tech detailed sheet (to share your sheet on social networks or by e-mail)

As soon as you submit your form to us, we acknowledge receipt and record the details you've provided. The details then go directly to Google.

It usually takes about a day to receive your business information and transfer it to Google services.

Allow a maximum of three days between submission of the form and your listing in Google applications.

During the addition process, Cracker's Tech will try to contact you to ask if you have a Google account (Gmail, for example). If you do, we'll transfer ownership of the listing directly to you, so you can manage it independently.

If you don't have a Google Account, we can set one up for you and help you make the changes.

We can also offer to manage this form for you, and make the changes for you.

By filling in this form, your establishment will be added to the Google Maps mapping services. It will appear as a "point of interest" with a small logo, and Google Maps users will be able to click on it.

For example, for a bakery, a small croissant logo 🥐 will appear on the Maps map, and by clicking on it, your establishment details will appear.

Absolutely, there are no hidden costs, it's a service made available to you for your convenience. You don't have to pay us to do it.

Since it's free to publish a listing directly in the Google MyBusiness space, we don't see why you should have to pay for something when it's basically a free service.

Cracker's Tech can help you fill out the form, you can send a request via the contact formor call our teams on +33187661396 (free service).

This decision is indeed up to Google's services, but there's no reason why they shouldn't publish a business on their platforms.

Reasons for refusal are often an error in the contact details or an attempt to publish a "dubious" establishment...

We'll let you know if Google rejects your listing, and advise you on how to publish it.

You can, for example, if you're a private company that doesn't have a "local store" where customers can physically visit. You may well have a listing if you deliver online or run an online business.

This is entirely possible, for example in the case of business groups, franchises or chain stores/restaurants.

No problem, we can help you regain control of your business listing by sending a request directly to Google. Send a request using this form or call us directly on +33 1 87 66 13 96.