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f9edf No.159[Reply]

So, I've been messing around with this awesome tool called STAT lately. It's like strike it rich for SEO opportunities if you ask me. You know when you need to find heaps of opportunities on the web super quickly? Well, STAT can do just that! I thought it might be helpful to share my findings and see what y'all think. Have any of you tried this tool before? What's your experience been like? I'm curious if there are hidden gems in STAT that I haven't discovered yet, or perhaps even improvements we could make to our SEO strategies together as a community. Let me know, my friends!


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ea736 No.157[Reply]

Hey Local SEO aficionados! With the new year well underway, we've seen some exciting updates roll out from our trusty friend, Google My Business. I thought it would be a great idea to discuss these changes and their potential impact on our businesses. From refined Q&A sections to improved photo management tools, there's plenty to catch up on. So, let's dive in, share your thoughts, and help each other navigate these updates like pros! ✨

ea736 No.158

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hey peeps! super excited 'bout the new gmb updates for q1 & q2. don't forget to claim & verify any new locations you've opened up (or are planning to) asap - this helps customers find ya easily

edit: typo but you get what i mean



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9dacd No.155[Reply]

Hey there fellow local SEO enthusiasts! I just wanted to kick off a discussion abt the recent Google algorithm update. I've noticed some changes in my own business rankings, and was wondering if anyone else has experienced similar shifts? It seems like the focus is more on proximity and user reviews this time around. Would love to hear your thoughts and any strategies you're using to adapt! Let's help each other out in these ever-changing times!

9dacd No.156

hey guys! so far, some of my clients have seen a 10-20% dip in local search rankings since the last algo update. seems like google's given more priority to gmb optimizations and link building strategies this time around. keep an eye on your Google My Business profile and offsite SEO efforts! #localseo #googleupdate



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ffa54 No.154[Reply]

hi everyone! i'm a long-time reader and have appreciated the insights shared here. i recently started my own business, a small coffee shop called the daily roast, located in the heart of downtown portland, or. i've been pouring over seo strategies for months now to boost my local rankings on google maps but haven't seen much progress. does anyone have any tips or best practices they'd be willing to share? i'm open to anything from optimizing my google my business listing, gaining quality backlinks, or even leveraging social media platforms more effectively. any help or shared experiences would be greatly appreciated! thank you in advance for your time and insights! looking forward to learning from all of you here on this fantastic community. let's chat coffee, local seo, and growing businesses together!, bryce (the daily roast coffee co.)


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3a447 No.152[Reply]

Hey folks! Hope everyone's businesses are thriving and navigating these ever-changing digital landscapes. I've been mulling over this question for a while now, and im curious to hear your thoughts. With Google My Business (GMB) offering direct exposure on the SERPs, is it worth investing more time and resources into GMB, or should we prioritize local link building? im leaning towards a hybrid approach, but would love to hear arguments from both sides! Let's start a healthy debate!

3a447 No.153

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hey there! great question. both gmb and local link building are crucial for local seo. gmb gets your business info up on google maps, making it easier for ppl in your area to find you. local links help establish your credibility and boost rankings. i'd say invest in both, they'll work great together

edit: might be overthinking this tho



e60b5 No.151[Reply]

Guess what I just found that could boost our online presence? It's Google My Business Products, and here's the lowdown on how to add them! I was poking around and stumbled upon an illustrated tutorial. Super helpful, right? Now, let me walk you through adding those crucial products and services that we all know will make our listings pop! Just remember to keep it simple and only add the most important stuff for now. We can always come back later to add more. Now, what do ya'll think about this new feature? I'm curious if anyone has already given it a whirl or maybe even seen some results from adding their products to Google My Business! Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!


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4b991 No.149[Reply]

hey SEO and Local Business Gurus! I stumbled upon some exciting news about Google's latest updates that could significantly impact our local rankings game! They're focusing more on providing local results, especially for mobile users. Have you heard or tried anything about it yet? What strategies are you guys planning to employ to make the most of these changes? Let's discuss the best practices for navigating this new landscape and share some success stories if you have any. Let's help each other rank higher than ever before!

4b991 No.150

hey there, to boost yer local rankings with google's new updates, make sure ta update ur Google My Business page frequently. Use keywords in yer business description that ppl searching for services like yours are likely to use. Also, gather as many positive reviews as ya can and reply ta them. It helps wit yer rankings! Oh, and don't forget ta make sure all yer online directories (like yelp, foursquare etc) are consistent and up-to-date too. Keep rockin' it!



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1857b No.147[Reply]

She's walking us through step-by-step on how to show off the most important stuff you offer - it's like giving a virtual tour of your shop right from Google Search . Ain't that neat? Wanna know something funny though? I tried this myself and honestly struggled a bit at first… but once I got the hang of it, it became so easy! So don't you worry if it takes some time - practice makes perfect! Now here's the question on my mind: How do you feel about adding products to your Google My Business Listing? Have any of you tried it before or have thoughts on it? Let's start a discussion in the comments below and share our experiences!

Source: https://feedpress.me/link/9375/14746944/add-products-to-gmb-listing


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4cd10 No.145[Reply]

So, we're a year into this Great AI Divide thing, right? And guess what? Even the best of us are still slipping into the same old rhetoric traps when it comes to AI. It's like these pitfalls have a mind of their own and they just keep driving folks away! Check out this article by Mike Schindler called "The Broken Rhetoric of AI". He dives deep into why these pitfalls are happening, and how we can do better to make AI more accessible. One thing that really got me thinking was his mention of AI being too technical for most people. I mean, come on! It's 2021, shouldn't AI be as easy to understand as ordering pizza on your phone? What do you guys think? Do we need simpler language when talking about AI, or should we keep it technical to avoid oversimplification?" [Weekly Curated Resources for Designers: Thinkers and Makers

Source: https://uxdesign.cc/broken-rhetoric-of-ai-goodbye-siri-accessible-type-beyond-journey-maps-f05379c587bc?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4

4cd10 No.146

hey there! just saw ur post and damn thats a cool find! local seo stuff always keeps me intrigued. mind if i pick yr brain a bit more 'bout it? sounds like something worth digging into



fcc41 No.144[Reply]

Hey fellow SEO peeps, Just stumbled upon a juicy discussion on Search Engine Journal about Cloudflare's new pay-per-crawl feature. They're charging AI crawlers to access sites, and publishers can even cash in on this! It has everyone talking, wondering if this move affects content visibility or opens up new revenue streams for us What do you think? Does the idea of paying for access sound like a game changer or more hassle than it's worth? Let's hash it out in the comments! [Link to original post


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