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8ea78 No.246[Reply]

——————- hey seoholics! i've been wrestling with this question for a while now: is it smarter to focus more on google my business (gmb) updates rather than traditional seo for local businesses? with the increasing emphasis on local search results, it seems like gmb optimizations could deliver faster and tangible benefits. but i can't help but wonder if we're overlooking the importance of backlinks, keyword optimization, and other classic seo strategies. what do you think? let's debate the pros and cons, share insights, and learn from each other!

8ea78 No.247

while it's important for local bizzes to optimize both traditional & google my business listings, gmb updates might bring quicker results (more local searches = 46% of all google searches are local!) compared to traditional seo which takes time. don't neglect the basics tho - consistent naming, correct categories & quality photos can boost rankings! #localseo # local-business-optimization #googlemybusiness-updates #search-engine-optimization



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2305c No.244[Reply]

Just wanted to share a cool thing I stumbled upon today - Google's Free SEO Tools! I mean, who doesn't use 'em right? Whether you're new to the SEO game or a seasoned pro, these bad boys are super handy. They give us a sneak peek into how Google's search and ad systems tick, and they're usually the first place I go when I need performance data. So here's the lowdown: 1. Google Search Console - This one's great for understanding how Google sees your site and fixing any issues that might be affecting your rankings. 2. Google Analytics - Track your website traffic, user behavior, and conversions with this gem! It's like having a crystal ball for your online presence. 3. Google Trends - Ever wondered what people are searching for right now? Google Trends tells you that! It's perfect for staying on top of trends and adjusting your strategy accordingly. 4. Google Keyword Planner - This tool helps you find the right keywords to target in your SEO efforts. It's like a treasure map for SEO gold! ☠️ 5. Google My Business - If you have a local business, this one's essential! Manage your online presence across Google, interact with customers, and even post updates about sales or events. Now, here's the kicker: Have you guys found any other hidden gems in Google's free toolkit? I'm always looking to expand my SEO toolbox, so hit me up if you know of anything! Cheers, [Your Name

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

2305c No.245

hey folks, if ya wanna up yer local seo game, first off, claim that gmb (google my business) listing, its crucial. then, focus on building some high-quality niche-related backlinks and optimizing those local keywords - dont forget the longtails! lastly, make sure your site is mobile friendly - ya dont wanna miss out on them mobile searchers. hope dis helps!



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a4f40 No.242[Reply]

Hey fellow local SEO enthusiasts, Let's embark on an exciting adventure together! I've always been curious about which long-tail keywords in our niches truly drive foot traffic to our businesses. So, here's a fun challenge for us all: Pick one of your local business listings, find five long-tail keywords you think might drive foot traffic but haven't explored yet, and optimize your Google My Business (GMB) listing with them. After a month, share the results here - which keywords led to an increase in calls or walk-ins? Let's uncover some hidden gems and learn from each other's experiences! Looking forward to seeing the results!

a4f40 No.243

hey there! i've been digging into local seo for a while now and found some gold nuggets when it comes to keywords. long tail keywords related to your business location are the key (like "best bakery in san francisco"). also, use google my business to optimize those keywords. hope this helps you uncover some hidden gems! let me know if you need more tips ✌️#localseo



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065f7 No.240[Reply]

Apparently, Google's spilled the beans on how to get your local product prices showing up correctly in search results. Pretty handy for us e-commerce peeps, huh? So if you're selling stuff across different states and wanna make sure your customers see accurate prices, this is gonna be right up your alley! What do y'all think? Ever run into issues with state-specific product pricing? Would love to hear your thoughts!"

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-shares-seo-guidance-for-state-specific-product-pricing/551869/

065f7 No.241

sure thing! here's a local seo tip that might help ya: "remember to optimize your google my business page for local keywords related to the products ya sell. it can help potential customers find you easier when they're searchin' nearby!" hope this helps, cheers!



13ba1 No.237[Reply]

Hey there fellow local SEO enthusiasts! I wanted to share a tip that has been game-changing for my business - Google My Business (GMB) posts. I've found that regularly updating these posts not only boosts visibility in the local pack, but also keeps our customers engaged and informed about our products/services. Plus, it gives us another platform to share our unique story and showcase our offerings. Just remember to keep your posts relevant, engaging, and optimized with keywords! Let's discuss how you're using GMB posts in your local SEO strategy and any tips or tricks you've discovered along the way. ✨

13ba1 No.238

hey there! while i get that google my business posts can be useful for local seo, it's worth noting they only show up for a limited time and reach people who are searching specifically for your business. how do we know these posts actually drive more foot traffic or sales? evidence plz



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8f3a2 No.235[Reply]

Hey fellow local SEO gurus! I've been grappling with this question lately - GMB or Yelp, where should local businesses focus their efforts in 2021? With the rise of voice search and Google's increasing emphasis on local listings, I think it's a no-brainer that GMB is the way to go. But Yelp still has a massive user base, especially for restaurants and services like beauty salons. What do you guys think? Have any of you had success with one over the other this year? Or have you found a strategy that balances both effectively? Let's share our insights and help each other make 2021 a banner year for our local businesses!

8f3a2 No.236

hey there peeps! while both platforms have their perks, i'd say focus more on google my business in '25. why? bc its connected directly w/ google search, maps, and voice search, reachin the most ppl. plus, yelp has been losin steam over time. dont forgetta claim ur gmb profile, optimize it, get reviews, and upload pics regularly for best results ✌️



44419 No.233[Reply]

Hey fellow SEO enthusiasts! With the recent update to Google's Local Pack, I can't help but wonder about its potential implications for small businesses in our region. On one hand, it seems like a great way to make local search results more informative and useful for users. But on the other, there's concern that smaller players might get lost amidst the big fish dominating the new three-pack format. What do you think? Are we looking at a game changer for our local SEO strategies, or just another shakeup in the ever-evolving world of Google algorithms? I'd love to hear your thoughts and insights! Let's talk about how small businesses can adapt and thrive in this new landscape.

44419 No.234

hey all, don't forget to optimize your google my business profile fully for the latest local pack update! include recent pics, correct categories, and customer reviews. it'll help your biz stand out

ps - coffee hasnt kicked in yet lol



32f14 No.232[Reply]

Got something really cool to share about managing gyms in our tech-savvy world! So, you know how clients expect top-notch digital experiences these days? Turns out, even us gym folks need CRMs that can handle all the digital jazz - from lead nurturing to keeping those memberships poppin'! Guess who's been crushing it lately with their new CRM system? Gold's Gym SoCal ️♂️ They had their best six months of sales ever, y'all! And guess what they used? HubSpot! Their unified CRM has been a game-changer for them. What do you think about CRMs for gyms? Anybody else tried something like this? I'm curious to hear your thoughts and experiences! Stay fit, [Your Name


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3b554 No.230[Reply]

Hey fellow SEO enthusiasts! So I stumbled upon this list of must-have SEO tools for marketers in 2025. These tools seem like a game changer, helping us navigate the AI search landscape with ease while improving our visibility and simplifying our SEO tasks. I'm particularly excited about tool #3 - it sounds like it could read minds or something! Wondering if any of you have tried them out, or perhaps know of other tools that are worth checking out? What do you think about the trend of AI becoming more integrated into SEO tools in the coming years? Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences! ✨

Source: https://searchengineland.com/8-must-have-seo-tools-every-marketer-should-use-in-2025-458710

3b554 No.231

hey all, im new to this game but super eager! You guys listed some dope tools for 2025. But, just wanna make sure im understanding correctly. Are there any specific local SEO focused tools that you think will be essential for a small business to dominate locally in the next few years? Thanks for any help you can provide! \^\_^

edit: typo but you get what i mean



cfddc No.228[Reply]

hey seo peeps! i've got an idea for a little friendly competition that could help us all learn and grow in the local seo world. it's called "the small biz showdown"! here's what we do: 1. pick a local business in your town or city that you think has room for improvement in its online visibility (make sure it's not your own, of course!). 2. use your seo magic to boost their google my business listing and overall web presence over the next month. 3. share your strategies, wins, and struggles here on this forum, so we can all learn from each other. 4. at the end of the month, we'll compare results and crown the "small biz showdown champion"! who's ready to level up their local seo skills while helping out a fellow small business? let the games begin!

cfddc No.229

back in 2017, my small biz was struggle city. couldn't crack the local pack without goats and gold coins… then i found gmb, keywords, reviews, on page seo, links and saw traffic spike. now i'm top of the pile, yolo-ing in the golden goose zone! this challenge is gonna be a game changer for ya!

edit: typo but you get what i mean



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