I was working with a local construction company and built up a fencing website that ranks at the top of google. We got around 20-30 solid leads per month. Unfortunately due to labor shortage.

That company is no longer pursuing fencing and didn't want to keep the website. Im getting calls and form submissions that are just going to waste. Would be happy to hand off a few jobs for free to build trust.

Looking to partner with 1 company, 100% exclusive. Monthly flat rate.

Not trying to waste anyone's time so please don't waste mine. I have references. Thanks, God bless

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What was your experience and results? Haven’t tried it yet or read much about it. Have a few clients who have inquired about it. What was your experience?

Posting because I've run out of normal options and I'm hoping a Product Expert has seen this exact pattern. Leaving the business name and details out here on purpose, happy to share them privately with anyone who can actually help.

I have a client that is running a SAB in Texas. Exterior property maintenance at the customer's location: lawn care, tree trimming and removal, stump grinding, brush clearing, fence work, gutter cleaning, junk removal, power washing, seasonal cleanups. It's an LLC with active general liability insurance, a business bank account, and real jobs on the books. One owner, no storefront, which is why it's set up as service-area.

Here's the timeline straight off Google's own emails, because that's the part I can't make sense of:

• Late March, then again the next day : "further verification is required to manage your account."
• Early July: another verification request. This one ran me all the way to "no more ways to verify."
• So I filled out the contact form and explained the situation. About 24 hours later I got the email: "you've successfully completed the verification of your Business Profile," with a case ID.
• Seven days after that confirmation: suspended. "Content that violates our policies isn't allowed... Your content was removed by our automated moderation system," with a routing ID.

That's the whole thing. Google's own process verified the profile, and seven days later an automated filter took it down. Between those two emails I didn't add an address, rename anything, create a second listing, or post anything new. Nothing changed. And the suspension email never says which field, photo, or line tripped it, so I have nothing specific to correct.

For every verification round along the way I sent real documentation: the signed W-9 for the LLC, the liability insurance certificate, business bank statements, photos of the branded truck at jobsites and the equipment, invoices from actual jobs, even a local sponsorship agreement. Name, phone, and website are identical across Google and every directory (managed through citation services), so there's no NAP mismatch for a filter to be catching either.

Where it stands now: the profile isn't publicly visible, and the edit screen is partly locked. Some fields read as blank or stripped, and corrections don't reliably save. So even if I could guess what the automated system flagged, I can't fix or confirm it through the normal interface. My client is not happy to say the least. I was hoping we would get a live verification after the contact us form was filled out,

What I'm actually trying to figure out:

Once Google's own system has verified a profile, what makes an automated filter re-flag it a week later when nothing about the listing changed? And with the edit screen locked and the appeal dropping straight back into automated moderation, is there a path to get a person to review the case by hand? I have every document ready the moment a reviewer asks, and I'm happy to get on a call and walk through it. I'll share the case ID and routing ID privately with anyone who can escalate.

If anyone here has pulled a legitimate business out of a repeat verify then suspend loop like this, I'd genuinely appreciate the direction.

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