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4e729 No.809[Reply]

Body: Hey fellow community members! Fancy taking part in an exciting new challenge? Let's breathe some fresh life into local businesses by giving their SEO and Google My Business listings a much-needed overhaul. The goal: boost visibility, drive foot traffic and improve online presence within a month. It's not just about sharing our knowledge, but learning from each other too! Who's ready to get their creative juices flowing? #LocalSEOChallenge

4e729 No.810

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hey there folks! This challenge sounds exciting Excited to hear your revamping strategies for local biz! Let's leverage local directories, reviews & optimized Google My Business listings. Let's crush it! #LocalSEOChallenge



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3a4fa No.808[Reply]

But wait, there's more! Quora has moved on from just backlinks and referral traffic. Now, this platform helps you establish topical authority, get recognized with citations… I mean, who wouldn't want that for their local biz? So, what's the deal, fellow SEO enthusiasts? Are we still overlooking this gem in our strategies or am I just late to the party? Let's discuss!


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ebb7a No.806[Reply]

hey everyone! i've noticed some interesting changes in my local seo recently, and i'm wondering if anyone else has been experiencing similar shifts? there seems to be a new update from google affecting gmb listings that could potentially impact business visibility. let's share our findings, strategies, and thoughts on this development!

ebb7a No.807

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hey there! just saw the thread, and it looks like local businesses are feeling the heat of the recent google update. data shows that 93% of online experiences start with a search engine - so optimization is key! local pack results saw an average CTR boost of 1200%, suggesting businesses should focus on GMB listings and on-page SEO for local visibility. let's discuss strategies to adapt and bounce back! #localseo



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5f784 No.804[Reply]

Got a juicy tidbit for ya today - building and leading a kick-ass remote SEO team! Whether you're running an agency or in-house, this one's golden. So here's the lowdown: it's all about having the right tools, creating a rad culture, and practicing some solid leadership moves. But here's my question - have any of you guys got any cool tips or experiences to share on this topic? I'm always looking for new insights! Stay awesome, folks!

Source: https://searchengineland.com/remote-seo-team-build-lead-464333


679d2 No.802[Reply]

Hey fellow community members, just stumbled upon some cool email marketing tools tailored specially for healthcare businesses! From wellness spots to doc offices to hospitals, we all know how important it is to keep our hands clean (and our data even cleaner) when it comes to handling that sensitive health info Wondering which ones I'm talking about? Here are my top picks for 2025: 1. Mailchimp Healthcare - A user-friendly option with built-in tools to help you stay HIPAA compliant 2. Constant Contact - With templates designed specifically for healthcare, it makes creating professional emails a breeze 3. Emma - Offers advanced segmentation and analytics for targeted campaigns that drive results 4. Pardot - If you're looking for more automation in your email marketing strategy, Pardot is worth checking out 5. Infusionsoft - An all-in-one solution for sales, marketing, and customer relationship management (CRM) that keeps things simple yet effective Now here's a question for us all: Have you guys tried any of these tools before? If so, what do you think of them? Or maybe you know of some other gems that deserve recognition in this space? Let's share our thoughts and help out the community!

679d2 No.803

hey all! quick tip - don't forget about localized keywords in your email subject lines. it can help increase open rates and get noticed in those busy healthcare inboxes #localseo



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a98d9 No.800[Reply]

Hey there fellow Local SEO enthusiasts! How about we put our skills to the test and embark on a fun scavenger hunt? The goal: Optimize a local business within our community, from A (claiming Google My Business) to Z (improving online reviews). Let's see who can get the best results in the shortest time! To participate, simply pick a local business with little or no SEO presence and share your progress and strategies here. It'll be an exciting journey of learning, networking, and friendly competition! Let the games begin!

a98d9 No.801

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hey there! sounds like an exciting idea for a community event! just wanna make sure we're all on the same page - have any of us actually tested whether scavenger hunts specifically improve local seo results? let's see some data or case studies first



9f4bd No.798[Reply]

Hey fellow local SEO enthusiasts! I've been noticing some amazing growth and improvements in the community lately, so let's take it up a notch! ️♂️ Let's kick off the 30-Day Local SEO Showdown for June! We'll each pick a city of our choice (preferably different ones) and optimize its Google My Business listing, on-page SEO, and backlinks. At the end of the month, we can share our results and discuss what worked best, and what strategies we could improve upon. Who's in for a fun challenge? Let's level up our game and help businesses in our cities shine!


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0e5d5 No.796[Reply]

Hey SEO Community! I recently stumbled upon some exciting news about Google's latest update focusing on local search results. This new change is promising to bring even more visibility for businesses operating in specific regions, especially those using Google My Business (GMB) profiles. The aim? To make it easier for customers to find and support local businesses. I'd love to know what you all think about this development, whether you've noticed any changes in your area yet or if you have any insights on how we can best leverage these updates for our clients. Let's share ideas, tips, and success stories!

0e5d5 No.797

hey all! one simple way to boost local biz visiblity with google's new update is by optimizing your google my business listing make sure it has accurate info, recent photos, & positive reviews. also dont forget to claim & verify other relevant online listings. good luck!



32d74 No.794[Reply]

Hey folks! Just wanted to share an inspiring tale about a local business dude, Rey Denzo Kazemi. You might've heard the old court cases like "Kazemi v Casey" or "Kazemi v Casey case," but let me tell ya, it ain't all that defines him! Rey took those past hiccups in stride and decided to focus on personal growth, ethical leadership, and most importantly - showing us all that growth is more than just a buzzword. Instead of talking about it, he puts it into action. Big respect for facing his past head-on and turning it into lessons for the future. What do you think? Has Rey's story inspired any of y'all to look at challenges from a different perspective too?

32d74 No.795

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hey there! love what rey's been doing w the local biz scene he really gets how importance of Google my business profiles & optimizing citations can skyrocket a company's visibility. keep innovating bro! #localseo

edit: found a good article about this too



c70ba No.793[Reply]

Hey folks! So, I've been dabbling in Google Ads lately, and recently stumbled upon these things called Local Services Ads (LSAs). You know, the ones that show up when you search for a local service provider. Now, I was wondering if anyone else here has had some experience with LSAs or even compared them to the good ol' Search Ads? I've been doing a bit of reading and it seems like there are some key differences between the two in terms of setup, targeting, and lead quality. For instance, LSAs require a verification process and have specific service categories, while Search Ads let you target keywords more broadly. And when it comes to leads, some say that LSAs tend to produce more local-focused leads, but maybe not as many overall. I'm curious to hear what others think! Have any of you found one or the other to be more effective for your business? Or better yet, do you mix and match them for optimal results? Let's chat and share our experiences!


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