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Unverify My Business

Do you want to unverify your business? Learn why some businesses are verified for SEO, and how to ensure alignment of names and information on your site and directories for optimal search engine ranking.

Odile Lodewijck avatar
Written by Odile Lodewijck
Updated over a week ago

Why Businesses Are Verified

  • SEO Optimization: Verification helps stabilize your business name and category on Google, which promotes better search engine ranking.

  • Information Consistency: It prevents frequent changes that could harm your business's visibility.


Unverify a Business

If you need to perform an unverification, contact CentralApp support to minimize the impact on your visibility. Unverification is generally not recommended, as it can affect your SEO and information consistency. However, it may be necessary in the following cases:

  1. Official Business Name Change

    If your business changes its name, the current verification might block automatic updates on Google or your directories. Unverification allows you to correct the name without creating an SEO conflict.

  2. Significant Change in Category or Activity

    For example, if a restaurant becomes a tapas bar or if you change the main activity. Unverification allows you to update the category correctly across all platforms.

  3. Technical Issue or Error in Initial Verification

    If a business was verified with incorrect information (wrong name, address, category), unverification allows you to start with a clean slate.

Unverification should remain exceptional. Each verified business benefits from more stable search engine ranking and better consistency on Google and your directories.

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