The days after a suspension are when most permanent damage happens, because the obvious-feeling moves are the wrong ones.
The most tempting and the most damaging. A new profile for a suspended business is itself a policy violation, usually gets caught, and poisons the reinstatement case for the original, the one with all your reviews.
Duplicate open cases don't add pressure; they add confusion and delay, and they read as manipulation.
If the name was stuffed or the address was wrong, correct it first. An appeal is a claim that you're compliant now.
Forty files named IMG_2047.jpg is not evidence, it's homework you assigned a stranger. Few, clear, labeled, recent.
Lost revenue is real and irrelevant. The reviewer can only approve a case that answers the policy question.
If a vendor's edits triggered this, their continued access is a live risk. Remove it, and say so in the appeal.
Suspensions don't age into reinstatement. Reviews keep arriving unanswered, competitors absorb your searchers, and evidence gets staler. Move within days.
We diagnose the suspension reason, assemble the evidence package, write the appeal, and manage it until Google answers. If your profile isn't reinstated, you get every dollar back. We reply within hours.
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