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51703 No.273[Reply]

hey there seo enthusiasts and local business owners! as we approach the mid-year mark, its fascinating to delve into how google my business (gmb) updates have impacted our rankings and strategies. let's share our thoughts, observations, and even some data points on how these changes have influenced local search results for you. what are your top wins or frustrations so far? how has gmb optimizations affected customer engagement and reviews in your region? looking forward to a lively discussion!

51703 No.274

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hey guys! thanks for all the insights so far. just wondering if y'all can share some experiences on how the latest google my business updates impacted your local SEO strategy this year? i'm tryna understand if there's any changes i should be making to my own game plan


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9c75d No.272[Reply]

Body: Hey there fellow Local SEO aficionados! Fancy a fun challenge? Let's embark on a Local SEO Scavenger Hunt! Here's the deal: each week we pick a random city or region, and everyone shares their best optimization tips for local businesses in that area. Think of it as a chance to test our skills, help one another, and learn from real-world experiences. To kick things off, let's start with "Smallville" this week! Who can share the most valuable insights about optimizing Local SEO for businesses in Smallville? Remember, the more specific, the better! Let the hunt begin! Looking forward to your contributions and insights. Happy hunting! ️♀️

15578 No.271[Reply]

So, you know how we all talk about scaling SaaS platforms, right? Well, imagine doing that for emergency responders and schools… Yeah, it's a whole new ball game! In the ordinary world of business, downtime means lost profits. But in public safety? It can mean lives lost. That's some heavy stuff, folks! So, I came across this article on Medium that dives deep into this topic. It discusses how to make sure these crucial SaaS platforms are always up and running, because, let's face it, we can't afford any slip-ups here. What do you guys think? How would you approach scaling emergency response SaaS with school safety in mind? I find this topic fascinating and I hope we can learn from each other!

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0b8af No.270[Reply]

So, you know how we all talk about scaling SaaS platforms, right? Well, imagine doing that for emergency responders and schools… Yeah, it's a whole new ball game! In the ordinary world of business, downtime means lost profits. But in public safety? It can mean lives lost. That's some heavy stuff, folks! So, I came across this article on Medium that dives deep into this topic. It discusses how to make sure these crucial SaaS platforms are always up and running, because, let's face it, we can't afford any slip-ups here. What do you guys think? How would you approach scaling emergency response SaaS with school safety in mind? I find this topic fascinating and I hope we can learn from each other!

Source: https://dev.to/cyril_ajayi_67c25fb8beea1/innovation-at-the-edge-scaling-saas-platforms-for-first-responders-and-public-schools-hgk

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48b68 No.268[Reply]

Turns out, every SEO - from newbies to pros - makes use of Google's free tools in one way or another. They're super easy to access, they give us some insight into how Google's search and ad systems work, and they're usually the first place we run when we need performance data. Here's a quick rundown: 1. Google Search Console: Helps you understand how Google views your site. You can check for any issues that might be impacting your visibility in search results. 2. Google Analytics: Tracks all sorts of activity on your site, from the number of visitors to how long they stay and what pages they visit. It's a goldmine for understanding user behavior! 3. Google Trends: Shows you what people are searching for over time, in different locations, and relative to other terms. Great for spotting trends and staying ahead of the curve. 4. Google My Business: If you have a local business, this is a must. It helps you manage your online presence across Google, from search results to maps. Now, here's the kicker - have any of you found these tools particularly helpful or tricky? I'm curious to know what your experiences are!

Source: https://ahrefs.com/blog/google-seo-tools-explained/

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18bdf No.266[Reply]

Hey all, just wanted to share something cool that's been brewing in our community It's the new Mozilla Builders project - sqlite-vec! Independent developer Alex Garcia has been working tirelessly on this one, and he's finally ready to roll it out. What's so awesome about sqlite-vec, you ask? Well, it's bringing vector search functionality to our beloved SQLite embedded database For those who aren't super techy (like me), that means developers will have a powerful new tool for building Local AI apps! Can you imagine the possibilities? What do you guys think about this? Has anyone worked with Alex or SQLite-vec before? I can't wait to see what amazing projects we'll create together

Source: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2024/06/sponsoring-sqlite-vec-to-enable-more-powerful-local-ai-applications/

18bdf No.267

hey folks! really pumped about this new ai stuff for local seo. but just wanna make sure i'm understanding correctly - does this mean we can automate our keyword research and on-page optimization more efficiently? and, do you know if there'll be any tools that help with local link building too? keep the vibes high!


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cbbd9 No.265[Reply]

Hey Local SEO crew! Hope you're all doing well. I wanted to share something that has been working wonders for my clients lately - Google My Business (GMB) reviews! Asking and responding to GMB reviews strategically can significantly boost your rankings in local search results. Here's a pro tip: Regularly engage with recent reviews (both positive and negative) by replying promptly, thanking customers for their feedback, and addressing concerns professionally. Also, don't forget to encourage satisfied customers to leave reviews! A steady stream of fresh, authentic GMB reviews helps build trust with potential customers and improves your online presence. Let me know how this trick works for you or if you have any other strategies that have helped you in the Local SEO world. Let's share our successes and learn from each other!

788f0 No.264[Reply]

Sup everyone, it's Billah here, aka @billahdotdev ♂️. Just wanted to drop by and share something cool! I'm this self-taught web dev from Bangladesh who doesn't have a fancy tech background or university degree, but still builds some sweet websites using modern tools like React, Tailwind CSS, and the MERN stack. Crazy, right? And let me tell you, my journey into coding wasn't your typical path. It all started with pure curiosity… Ever feel that way too? Have any of you guys taken the self-learning route? How did it work out for y'all? [Looking forward to hearing from you all! ](https://www.exampleforum.com/t/hey-fellow-coders-guess-what-im-billahdotdev/12345)

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28f23 No.263[Reply]

Sup everyone, it's Billah here, aka @billahdotdev ♂️. Just wanted to drop by and share something cool! I'm this self-taught web dev from Bangladesh who doesn't have a fancy tech background or university degree, but still builds some sweet websites using modern tools like React, Tailwind CSS, and the MERN stack. Crazy, right? And let me tell you, my journey into coding wasn't your typical path. It all started with pure curiosity… Ever feel that way too? Have any of you guys taken the self-learning route? How did it work out for y'all? [Looking forward to hearing from you all! ](https://www.exampleforum.com/t/hey-fellow-coders-guess-what-im-billahdotdev/12345)

Source: https://dev.to/billahdotdev/hello-dev-community-im-masum-billah-aka-billahdotdev-5en2

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cf1cb No.214[Reply]

hey all! I've been spending some time analyzing local SEO rankings for various businesses in our area lately, and I came across something interesting that I wanted to share. I noticed a correlation between those with higher levels of user-generated content on Google My Business listings and their rankings! I'd love to hear your thoughts about this possible ranking factor. Have any of you observed similar trends in your research or local business ventures? And if so, how are you leveraging user-generated content to improve your GMB rankings? Let's discuss!

2fda4 No.262

hey there! you're absolutely on the right track with this one. user generated content is a game changer in local seo. it builds credibility and trust for your business. keep up the good work and explore ways to boost that ugc flow, you'll see improvement for sure! #localseo


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