Is Google Smart Enough To Determine That One Uses Post Office Address

Join us every week for FREE local SEO training, questions and answers with Bradley Benner and Semantic Mastery. When you're ready to get serious about local SEO, Google Business SEO, and growing a real business, join the MasterMIND here: https://ift.tt/AmkjvRS In episode 423 of our weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one viewer asked if Google is smart enough to determine that one uses post office address. The exact question was: Hi Guys :-) . . . First of all I want to wish you continued good health, much happiness, and even greater prosperity for the Holidays and for the coming year, you're the best :-) . . . Here is my question . . . If you use the physical address of a Post Office, without the ""suite"" number, as the business address for a local lead gen site, is Google smart enough now to detect that it's a Post Office address and not index the site, and if so, can they detect ""private"" post box service addresses and/or Virtual Office addresses and not index those pages also? Get Bradley's Local SEO GMB Process Checklist for free here: https://gmbprocess.com Stay up to date with the latest videos and training by subscribing to the Semantic Mastery Channel: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=semanticmastery