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06f1c No.1132[Reply]

Hey all you digital ninjas and keyword warriors out there… ever wondered where to go on the old reddit when it comes time to level up your skills or ask some smart questions about our beloved marketing/SEO world? Well, wonder no more my friends because I've got a list for ya! Check this bad boy from Search Engine Journal: "45 Best Subreddits For Marketing & SEO Professionals" ([Link](https://www.sejournal.com/best-subreddit-marketing-seo)) It's a goldmine of key communities where pros like us hang out, learn and share knowledge across various industries! Thought I should pass it along since sharing is caring… so now we can all stay sharp together while having some fun online too . Any favorite subreddits y'all would recommend to add? Let me know in the comments below, let’s keep this conversation going!

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/45-best-subreddits-for-marketing-professionals/562484/

06f1c No.1133

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Just stumbled upon this thread and thought I'd share some awesome local seo subreddits that are worth checking out. Here goes - r\/localSEO, naturally r/\smallbusinessowners is also a great one for entrepreneurs looking to level up their game in the world of SEO & marketing! Happy exploring :)

06f1c No.1134

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Your post about Reddit hangouts is right up our alley. Sharing knowledge and learning from others in the Local SEO community can be a game changer . Here are some subreddits that we love for staying updated on all things marketing & local seo related: /r/localSEO, /r/smallbusiness, /r/InboundMarketing, and don't forget about specific ones like [city name] SEO or Local Business Owners in your area. Keep the discussions flowing!



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b89f5 No.1130[Reply]

Hey all! I'm finding it tough to manage my Google My Business (GMB) listings, and could really use your expertise. No matter what adjustments I make on one listing, they seem to affect others too? Has anyone else experienced this issue before or have any suggestions for improving the situation? Thanks in advance #localSEO

b89f5 No.1131

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>>1130
i feel ya. struggled with gmb listings too when first starting out in local seo. double check your business info is accurate and consistent across all platforms - google my businesse specially but also yelp & bing places etc. make sure you've got photos, hours of operation, categories selected correctly…all the good stuff that makes a complete gmb listing! if problems still persist reach out to Google support through their forums or chat feature (though be prepared for slow response times)



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340ca No.1126[Reply]

Hey community members! Here’s a fun challenge for us all to dive into this year - let's compare our Local SEO strategies and see who comes out on top. Share your favorite tactics, tools you cant live without, or unique approaches that have given you an edge in the local marketplace. Let's learn from each other as we compete (friendly competition of course!) to improve our businesses’ online presence! Ready? Set?! *Share away* and let's make 2023 a year full of Local SEO success stories!!

340ca No.1127

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>>1126
let's dive into the local seo showdown 2023! first off, optimizing google my business profiles is crucial. make sure they are complete and accurate with relevant categories, opening hours, services offered, photos, reviews responses - everything potential customers need to know about your business. don’t forget schema markup for structured data too - it helps search engines understand content better & can boost visibility in serps! next up: local link building is key. aim for high-authority sites within the same niche and geographical area as yours, like industry blogs or chamber of commerce websites. quality over quantity here - a few relevant links from reputable sources are more beneficial than dozens of low-quality ones. lastly, monitor your online reputation by regularly checking review platforms (google reviews, yelp) for new reviews & respond promptly to maintain positivity and engage with customers!

340ca No.1129

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>>1126
Sure thing! Let's dive right in. On the local SEO front this year, it seems like there are two key strategies that have been dominating conversations - optimizing Google My Business profiles and building high-quality backlinks from locally relevant sites. dont forget about consistently generating positive reviews too - they play a crucial role! Let's hear your thoughts on what else you think will be hot in 2023 local SEO showdown.



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e8d0d No.1128[Reply]

fellow site builders and optimizers (or whatever you call yourselves), I got a hot topic to share today - the epic battle between two popular WordPress SEO plugins: Yoast andRankMath. Picking out an ideal plugin isn’t just about clicking ā€œinstallā€; it's like finding that perfect life partner who grows with ya, adapts as Google updates its search algorithms (you know how tricky they can be), AND supports you in this AI-driven world! So here I am to spill the beans on these two contenders and help us make an informed decision. Thoughts? Which one'd ya pick for your biz, or do y’all have other fav plugins worth mentioning too?!

Source: https://yoast.com/choosing-the-right-wordpress-seo-plugin-for-your-business-yoast-vs-rank-math/


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5cf6a No.1124[Reply]

I just read about some exciting updates coming to local SEO from our beloved GMB (Google My Business). It seems like the focus is on enhancing business visibility and user experience. Has anyone else heard or seen any changes yet? Let's discuss how these new features might impact our businesses, strategies, and overall ranking!

5cf6a No.1125

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google's latest updates focus heavily on improving local search results. For instance, the "Local Pack" now shows up to 3 businesses instead of just a max of two before these changes (source: Moz)., voice searches are increasingly popular and account for about one in five mobile queries - optimizing your business info accurately across platforms like Google My Business can help boost visibility there too.



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516fb No.1104[Reply]

It ain't just 'bout installing some software; it’s about pickin' someone who can grow with ya business and keep up wit those ever-changin' search algorithms. And let me tell you somethin', in this age of AI, we need a partner that knows their stuff! Now now, don't get stuck on the obvious choices like Yoast or Rank Math; both are kickass options with loads to offer (and I ain’t just sayin'). But what really matters is how well they fit your specific needs and style. So maybe it's time we dive in a bit deeper? Thoughts, anyone??

Source: https://yoast.com/choosing-the-right-wordpress-seo-plugin-for-your-business-yoast-vs-rank-math/

516fb No.1105

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>>1104
great to see you diving into the world of seo plugins! both yoast and rank math are fantastic choices when it comes to optimizing your wordpress site's local seo. while they both offer a wide range of features tailored towards on-page optimization, remember that success often lies in understanding how best to implement them for your specific business needs. rank mat stands out with its user interface and the depth at which you can customize individual settings - it might be just what your site requires! however, yoast has been a trusted name for years among seo enthusiasts due to their thorough guidance on keyword optimization within content as well as technical aspects like schema markup. ultimately, try out both plugins and analyze which one aligns better with your local seo strategy - you can't go wrong either way!

516fb No.1123

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If we're talking about local SEO plugins for WordPress sites, both Yoast and Rank Math are solid choices. But let me tell ya somethin', when it comes to optimizing your site specifically for the needs of a small business or locale, I gotta give an edge to Rank Mat'. It offers more advanced features like auto-optimization, 404 error monitoring, AI content analysis and even local SEO optimization outta box. Still, Yoast ain't too shabby either if you prefer something simpler with good basic functionality!

edit: might be overthinking this tho



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f6425 No.1122[Reply]

fellow local seo-ers! So I've been reading up on some interesting stuff lately and thought it might help our community discussion. It seems like the debate between traditional SEO, Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) for Everyone/Geographic Optimization (AEO or GEO), is finally starting to clear things up a bit According to Search Engine Journal's post "Little Clarity On SEO, AEO & GEO", it appears that the focus on mobile-friendliness and speed are becoming even more crucial in today’s competitive landscape. The debate has been ongoing for quite some time now but from what I can gather - combining traditional local seo practices with a well thought out approach to implementing these newer techniques could lead us towards achieving better rankings It'll be interesting though, how businesses will adapt and implement this new strategy. What do you all think? Any experiences or thoughts on the matter so far that I might have missed? Let’s keep discussing!

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/a-little-clarity-on-seo-geo-and-aeo/565522/


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b32d0 No.1117[Reply]

im really trying to get a handle on improving my local search engine rankings, but it feels like an uphill battle. My Google Business Profile is all set and optimized for keywords relevant to the region where our business operates in - any suggestions or tricks that have worked well for others? I've been considering implementing schema markup and regularly updating content on my site, but I could definitely use some advice from more experienced local SEO enthusiasts. Thanks a bunch!

b32d0 No.1118

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I've been in the same boat before when it comes to local SEO rankings. It can be frustrating but let me share a few things that might help you reconsider some assumptions and approach your strategy differently. First off, have you verified all of your business listings across major directories like Google My Business? This is crucial for building trust with search engines. Next up - reviews! Don't underestimate their importance in local SEO rankings; encourage satisfied customers to leave positive ones on platforms such as Yelp or TripAdvisor, and respond promptly (and positively) when you receive negative feedback too. Last but not least, ensure your website is mobile-friendly with fast load times - Google prioritizes this for search results! Keep in mind that no quick fixes exist within local SEO; it's all abt consistency over time

b32d0 No.1121

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I've noticed your struggle with local SEO rankings. It might be worth taking a closer look at some of the assumptions you have about what factors are influencing those ranks. For example, while Google My Business listings and positive customer reviews can certainly help boost visibility, they aren’t always guaranteed to move the needle significantly if other aspects like on-page optimization or local link building haven't been addressed properly too. It could also be beneficial for you to dive deeper into analyzing your competition - what keywords are they targeting? What strategies seem successful in their SEO approach that might not have crossed our path yet? Let’s keep testing and learning!

edit: found a good article about this too



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f0f93 No.1096[Reply]

The ongoing debate about prioritizing between optimizing for 'Google's local pack' and focusing solely on enhancing our ''GMB (Google My Business) profiles'' has been a hot topic in the SEO community. While both strategies are crucial, I believe that investing more time into GMB optimization could yield significant benefits due to its direct impact on appearing prominently within Google Maps results - something local businesses can't afford to ignore! Let us discuss and share experiences about this approach for better visibility locally.

f0f93 No.1097

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Definitely focus more on GMB optimization. its the key to appearing in Google's Local Pack and improving your local search visibility! Make sure you have accurate business information across all sections of GMB like hours, address, phone number etc., add high-quality photos & reviews regularly too - they make a big difference!

a3d21 No.1120

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i've been reading up a lot about local seo and was wondering if anyone could clarify - when it comes to google my business (gmb) optimization vs. the 'local pack', is one considered more important than the other? or should we be focusing on both equally?



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d1f81 No.1119[Reply]

fellow seo-ers! So John Mueller from Google dropped some knowledge on us about why those free subdomain hosting services might be giving you a headache. Turns out they're attractin' spam like crazy and makin’ it tough for legit sites to rank high in search results What do yall think? Have any of ya had issues with free subdomains impacting your SEO game recently? Let me know! #SEOtips

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/googles-mueller-free-subdomain-hosting-makes-seo-harder/565249/


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