Step-by-step kit · Ireland, UK & EU
A calm, practical kit that takes you from “my profile is gone” to a well-evidenced appeal, and helps make sure it never happens again.
When a Google Business Profile is suspended, the business disappears from Search and Maps, often with no clear reason given. Google’s own help page says an appeal can only be submitted once, so the first attempt matters.
Most owners rush it. They create a new profile, start editing in a panic, or send an emotional appeal with documents that don’t quite match. This kit walks you through the same calm process I’d follow: work out exactly what happened, fix the real problem, gather evidence that matches your profile, and write a short, factual appeal.
Ten clear steps, with worksheets, so you finish each one with the answers your appeal needs.
Work out whether it’s your profile, your Google account or a manager that’s been restricted, then check your profile against Google’s guidelines: name, address, service area, duplicates, phone, website, categories and eligibility.
Correct the real problem on Google and everywhere else, then build an evidence pack using Irish and UK documents (CRO, RBN, Revenue, Companies House, HMRC, utility bills and licences) that match your profile exactly.
Six fill-in appeal templates by cause, a screen-by-screen submission walkthrough, what to do if you’re refused (including the EU Digital Services Act route), and a 10-minute monthly routine.
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Small businesses, trades, shops, clinics and the marketers who look after them, especially in Ireland, the UK and the EU. You don’t need any technical knowledge. If you can fill in a form and find your business documents, you can follow this kit.
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Only Google decides. Google also says it never charges to reinstate a profile. This kit helps you make the strongest possible case yourself.
Google says it reviews most requests within 3 to 5 days, though some take longer. The kit explains each status you might see and what to do next.
Google may allow an additional review where you can add new evidence. Businesses in the EU and EEA may also be able to use an independent out-of-court dispute settlement body under the Digital Services Act. Step 8 covers both.
No. Google tells you not to create a new profile for the same business, and it can make things worse. Step 9 shows you how to stay visible in the meantime.
Yes. I offer a fixed-price appeal review for kit owners. Details are inside the kit, or get in touch.
Instant download. Work through it tonight. Appeal with confidence.
Independent guide. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. Google Business Profile is a trademark of Google LLC.
