If your Google My Business listing is suspended, it's crucial to first understand the reason provided by Google through their notification or email. Common reasons include policy violations, inaccurate information, or suspected fraud. Begin by reviewing Google's guidelines for business listings and correcting any violations or inaccuracies promptly. Next, if you believe the suspension is unwarranted or if you've rectified the issues, submit an appeal through the Google My Business dashboard. Provide any necessary documentation to support your case and explain the actions taken to comply with Google's policies. Stay engaged with Google's support team through the Help Center and promptly respond to any requests for additional information. Maintain patience during the process as resolving a suspension may take some time.