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Adding Your Gmail/Syncing Locations

The final step before you begin managing your locations

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Written by Customer Support Team
Updated over a year ago

The Google Business Profile locations you manage or own can be synced by signing in with the Google accounts associated with them. You can sign in with your Google account(s) for the first time by clicking your email address in the top-right corner of the screen. You will see a drop-down menu appear. One of the options on that menu is Google accounts. Click that option.

Next, click the blue “Add Account” button.

You will be taken to a Google sign-in page after clicking the Add Account button where you will need to type in your Google username and then click Next.

Type your password in when the next screen appears. Then click the blue Next button.

The next page will have a prompt that says lindalocal.com wants access to your Google account. There will be four checkboxes. The top three will already be checked. Make sure to check the fourth one. After that, click the continue button at the bottom.

After clicking continue, you will be redirected back to your location management interface. You will see a screen that shows your Google account with a notice underneath it that says “Please wait for a moment. We are fetching your locations right now.”

Your location(s) may sync in a few seconds. In some cases, it can take up to a few minutes.

To enable your new location(s), you’ll want to click the Locations link from the top-left corner.

You will then see your location(s) on the page that loads. At the far right side of the row where your location is listed, you’ll see an icon with three horizontal dots. Click those dots. A small pop-up will appear that gives you the option to enable your location. Click the slider that says Enable location.

Repeat this process for all of your locations. Once you have enabled all of your locations, the process is complete. You are ready to start managing them.

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