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Within a month, Google will shut down 21.7 million websites created with Google Business Profiles, leaving small businesses in the lurch.
In order to build a new website for those businesses, Google suggested using one of the following platforms
Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy, Google Sites, Shopify and WordPress.

There will be a huge demand for domain names.

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Google often launches new products and services, and often shuts them down.
 
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It provides opportunity for business owners to elevate their business to their own real domains. It can also provide greater access to consumers with better domain names.
 
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Most of the serious businesses with such subdomain websites already have a main domain, those without a main domain will most likely switch to another such subdomain service like *.wordpress.com.

I don't think it'll be easy to find a serious business in *.business.site that'll want to buy a .com domain name with a premium price. :unsure:

I'll be happy if I'm proven wrong in this though.
 
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We acquired this Web domain to leverage on tailwinds :)
 
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Also, I'm not sure, Google deleted those gmails, which were inactive for a year! You need a gmail account get get various Google services including Blogger, Google Sites, and more....
 
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