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Dale Webb

Majestic Seo: Most Advanced Backlink Analysis Tool - 0 views

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    potentially a fully legitimate competitor of and a great alternative for Yahoo! SiteExplorer
jack_fox

Digital Marketing Insights - May 2019 - 0 views

  • Did you add trust signals to your site? Authors to articles, author bios, links to professional social media accounts etc
  • Organic click share is dramatically lower on mobile devices yet SEO optimization remains critical.
  • Equally important is looking into appearing in other types of results, such as image search and YouTube
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  • While the decline is concerning, the reality is that the volume of searches on Google continues to increase, partially offsetting the impact of that decline
  • Spend more of your content budget on individualization
  • Develop content that answers user questions. Analyze competing sites for questions they're answering that you're not
jack_fox

How to Get More Local Reviews | Local SEO - Moz - 0 views

  • Don’t set up a review kiosk in your place of business to ask for reviews. A single IP address being shared amongst multiple reviews on a given platform can lead to those reviews being flagged and removed.
  • Don’t narrow your focus to a single platform. Diversity in where your business has reviews posted is insurance against reputation loss should something happen to your reviews on any one of the platforms.
  • When a customer is willing to share an email, follow up within a few days to ask them to write a review about their experience. Give them a choice of platforms so that they can pick their favorite.
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  • On your website’s own reviews or testimonials page, showcase links to your third-party review profiles, or create a separate page on your website just for that purpose.
  • Respond to as many reviews as you possibly can. Numerous review platforms permit you, as the business owner, to respond to reviews. Your first duty is to respond well to negative reviews, but dedicate any time you can set aside to respond personally to the positive reviews, as well.
  • Be sure you are tracking the outcomes of specific review acquisition strategies. You may discover that there are days of the week or even times of the day when you see a better response to email, social media, or other forms of “asks.”
  • Going professional may be the best solution. Consider a paid review management service like GetFiveStars or Grade.us
jack_fox

Organic+Local+Paid: A Holistic Approach for Fast-Changing Local SERPs - BrightLocal - 0 views

  • Focusing too much or solely on organic will present long-term growth roadblocks as local organic real estate continues to disappear and become more volatile
  • A typical unified local SERP campaign will include: Optimized GMB listing
  • Online reputation strategy (responding to reviews is just as important as gaining new ones) Google Local Services Ads (if applicable) Geo-focused PPC strategy (see below – use PPC to supplement organic visibility) Retargeting (GDN, YouTube, social channels) Local link building (referral traffic is going to be the new DA) Aggregated reporting Citations and NAP consistency
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  • City-level keyword tracking does not tell the whole story and may be resulting in a distorted or limited view of data.
  • Once you have a better understanding of the client’s visibility in local and organic, you can create a strategy to utilize PPC to supplement visibility in zips where the client does not have organic reach
  • If they are not in the map pack or the top five in organic, the client will essentially be invisible in local search.
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    "Pricing"
jack_fox

Do Services in Google My Business Impact Ranking? - Sterling Sky Inc - 0 views

  • Small ranking changes consistently happen when your re-run ranking reports in competitive industries.
  • like many of the Google My Business features, we found that the services menu has no impact on ranking.  Wondering which fields do have an impact?  See our articles on categories, the business name, reviews, & the website field.
jack_fox

Physical Address vs. Mailing Address - What Does Google Base Ranking On? - Sterling Sky... - 0 views

  • The ranking is based on the physical location that Google thinks you are located in There is a major difference, as far as ranking goes, between what you think your address is (such as your mailing address) and what Google thinks your physical location is.
  • What you will see is that this business ranks amazing for explicit queries with “Lenexa” (their physical location) but ranks horribly for explicit searches with “Olathe” (mailing address and where they consider themselves to actually be located)
  • Implement a strategy to earn backlinks with anchors that mention the city name. Optimize your website, including your internal linking to make it clear to Google that you have a presence in that city. Move your business inside the border of the desired city (most impactful).
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    "The ranking is based on the physical location that Google thinks you are located in There is a major difference, as far as ranking goes, between what you think your address is (such as your mailing address) and what Google thinks your physical location is."
jack_fox

The State of Local SEO: Experts Weigh in on Industry-Specific Tactics - Moz - 0 views

  • Our financial client created COVID landing pages for both personal and business accounts. This client saw a 95% increase in organic goal completions from February to March. There was also a 97% increase in organic goal completions YoY. Google posts that focused on coronavirus-related services and products have also performed well.
  • Figure out the best method for earning reviews. Test email, texting, and in-person requests from your team, physical cards with a bit.ly link, etc. Test each one for a few months, then switch to a different method. Test until you find the method that works best for your customers.  The other thing that really needs to be considered is how to get customers to write about the specific services they used when working with your company. Little prompts or questions that they could answer when you reach out will help customers write better reviews.
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  • Financial Services My number one tactic for reviews has always been to have an actual person ask for a review during key points in the customer journey. For example, an associate that helps someone open a checking account
  • Most home service businesses should not be displaying their address since they are a Service Area Business, but this doesn’t stop some from keeping their address up to rank in that city.  Google does tend to prioritize proximity in the home services industry, unfortunately. 
  • Reviews should definitely play a bigger factor than proximity for financial institutions.
  • With digital banking and the amount of trust we put into financial organizations, proximity isn’t a major factor when considering a financial service provider, but Google results don’t reflect that. 
  • Paragraph, table, and carousel featured snippets are typically the types that we see financial websites achieving most often.
  • I believe that featured snippets will become more and more regionally specific. If you do a search for “new water heater cost” you see a featured snippet for Home Advisor. If a company that is local to me published content around the cost and installation, why wouldn’t Google serve that snippet to me instead of what is shown nationally?
  • Review strategies should include offline tactics. Community outreach and involvement are crucial. I would argue that anyone who is consulting about online reputation management should focus on the company’s reputation offline as well.
jack_fox

Local SEO Ranking Factors 2020: What Affects Local Rankings? - 0 views

  • Keywords in GMB landing page title
  • Quality / authority of inbound links to GMB landing page URL
  • Topical (Product / Service) keyword relevance across entire website
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  • Google My Business Factors That Don’t Impact Rankings But that’s not to say that you need to utilize every aspect of GMB if you’re only looking to boost your rankings. Elsewhere in Whitespark’s survey, the experts agree that many GMB-related factors do not impact rankings: Keywords in the GMB description Keywords in GMB Services Enabling GMB Messaging Keywords in GMB Products Keywords in Google Posts Enabling an Appointment URL Frequency of Google Posts Quantity of Google Posts
  • If your business has more than one location, create a separate, localized web page for each one, including name, address, phone number, office hours, contact details, etc. Not only will this make it easier for the people visiting your site to find the specific location they’re looking for, but it could also affect local rankings for each of the locations your locations are in.
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