What should I write in the business description?
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Zasenami
“Plain language about what you do, who you serve, and where. No keyword stuffing, no "best of the best" clichés — Google flattens that. The description field is 750 characters; use about 500 of them. A few specific examples of what you actually do ("emergency same-day water heater replacement in Laval") beat a list of generic services.”
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