Review Google’s available categories and select the closest accurate match for your primary work. Add additional categories only where they genuinely describe services your business offers. Do not choose categories to describe customer types, locations, or features.
Search the available category options and select the closest category that describes the main service customers actually hire you to perform. Add secondary categories only for real, distinct services; do not choose a category because it appears popular. Revisit the selection if your core work changes, and compare it with your website and other listings so the same business is not described in contradictory ways.
If a business offers several trades or distinct services, make the primary category match the work customers most often hire it for, then list additional genuine services where the platform allows. Do not add a category for a service you only refer elsewhere. Check the platform's current options rather than selecting a close but inaccurate label.
Recheck the category if your main service changes. Google advises that categories help it match businesses to searches, but they do not guarantee a ranking. Use KobStore to explain service details that do not fit a category label; create a public page.
