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I have a question related to my company's G+ page. I had created a page around one year ago but it's not yet indexed on Google. When I search for my company's name I don't see its G+ page in SERPs. The visibility of the page is already set to public.

Could anyone help me in this?

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  • Is your Google+ page your company's main site or a social media extension of your company's main site? If the latter, is it frequently updated with good content and linked to from your main site? Are you using ORIGINAL pictures on G+ and videos on its associated YouTube channel as part of your content? Finally, do you have legitimate followers (as opposed to store-bought ones)? Commented Jan 11, 2018 at 12:18
  • In addition to everything else, make sure you have a vanity URL, so that your G+ page is not a string of seemingly random numbers and letters. If not, be sure to reserve it: support.google.com/plus/answer/2676340?hl=en Commented Jan 12, 2018 at 0:20

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In your Google plus profile check if the setting Help others discover my profile in search results is turned off, is so switch it on.

Check this page for more info on how to find it. Take note of the following also:

If your organization has restricted content sharing, this option may not be available.

Also check Allow access outside your organization’s domain and your privacy content in this privacy settings page

You can also check organisational settings using this instructions

Get indexed

To make sure you get indexed after checking your profile settings do:

  • Link your G+ profile from other social media profiles or websites.
  • Join G+ communities or groups
  • Create circles and add friends
  • Follow other organisations, share their content
  • Post some original and curated content yourself

Check if you are indexed

Go to google and check if you are indexed, just google:

Company or profile name google plus

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  • Thanks a lot. "Post some original and curated content yourself" this approach worked for us :) Commented Feb 6, 2018 at 12:43

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