Google Business Profile Help
This gives us permission to update and manage your profile for you. You stay the owner. You never share your password. It takes about 2 minutes.
Prefer to watch? This 1-minute video walks through every step below.
Sign in to the Google account that owns your Business Profile. If you're signed in to a different account, you won't see the settings below.
Have our email ready: [email protected]
Step 1
Search for your business name directly on Google, or go to Google Business Profile.
Step 2
Click the three-dot menu on your profile and select Business profile settings.
Step 3
Click on People and access.
Step 4
Click the Add (+) button at the top left.
Step 5
Type the email address tied to the person's Google Account. For us, enter [email protected]:
Tip: tap Copy email, then paste it into Google so there are no typos.
Step 6
Choose Manager (or Owner if they need permission to add or remove users).
Step 7
Click Invite.
Google sends us the invitation by email. As soon as we accept it, we'll show up under People and access, and we can start working on your profile.
You don't need to call or email us to say you finished. We'll see the invite come in.
No. Adding us as a manager gives us access to your Business Profile only. It does not give us your password or access to your Gmail, Drive, or anything else in your Google account.
Pick Manager. A manager can update your profile, but only an owner can add or remove users. You stay in control of who has access.
You're most likely signed in to a different Google account. Sign out, sign back in with the account that owns your profile, and start again at Step 1.
Yes. Go back to People and access, find our name in the list, and remove us. Once you do, our access ends.
Most people finish in a couple of minutes. If something on your screen doesn't match the steps, give us a call and we'll walk you through it.
Go High Level Designs builds Goodyear small business websites and manages Google Business Profiles for local businesses and real estate agents.