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Friday, November 7, 2025

Archive for the 'Search Engine Marketing' Category

‘Need to get with Google My Business support? Use Twitter!’ – Search Engine Land

Greg Gifford says, “It’s the end of the month, and that means it’s time for another edition of Greg’s Soapbox! Except this time, it’s not so much me standing on the soapbox and ranting; I’m more standing near it and politely providing helpful advice.Almost two years ago, I wrote a post here about using Google phone support if you had issues with Google My Business (yes, I’m not linking to the post on purpose). Depending on your particular keyword phrase when you search, that post usually ranks anywhere from #2 to #5 for any variation of “Google My Business support” — and... [...]

‘6 Local SEO Tips and Tricks’ – Business.com

Ryan Esco says, “6 Local SEO Tips and Tricks to create a presence to attract potential clients. Local SEO is becoming critical to attract new clients.Search engine optimization is just as important today as it’s always been. However, the practice has changed a great deal over the years, and today’s SEO is much more attuned to consumer habits and web user practices.For instance, SEO isn’t really worth doing these days unless it’s tailored to a local demographic because today’s online shoppers are much more responsive to ads and information that are targeted based on proximity.... [...]

‘A review of free PPC reporting solutions from Google’ – Search Engine Land

Frederick Vallaeys says, “Doing PPC reporting right often involves some trade-offs between time and money. The perfect report takes a lot of time to build — time that could have been spent improving the performance of an account. A quick and repeatable report, on the other hand, is usually generated through a tool that costs money. So the arrival of Data Studio, which offers very customizable reporting, and now does so at a cost of $0, warrants an investigation to determine how it can help account managers.Because the tool suite of my company, Optmyzr, also includes PPC reporting, spending... [...]

‘3 Tactics for Hyperlocal Keywords – Whiteboard Friday’ – MOZ

MOZ team says, “Trying to target a small, specific region with your keywords can prove frustrating. While reaching a high-intent local audience is incredibly valuable, without volume data to inform your keyword research, you’ll find yourself hitting a wall. In this Whiteboard Friday, Rand shares how to uncover powerful, laser-focused keywords that will reach exactly the right people”.3 Tactics for Hyperlocal Keywords – Whiteboard FridayMOZ [...]

‘A review of free PPC reporting solutions from Google’ – Search Engine Land

Frederick Vallaeys says, “Doing PPC reporting right often involves some trade-offs between time and money. The perfect report takes a lot of time to build — time that could have been spent improving the performance of an account. A quick and repeatable report, on the other hand, is usually generated through a tool that costs money. So the arrival of Data Studio, which offers very customizable reporting, and now does so at a cost of $0, warrants an investigation to determine how it can help account managers.Because the tool suite of my company, Optmyzr, also includes PPC reporting, spending... [...]

‘7 DIY SEO Tactics for Companies Not Ready to Hire a Consultant’ – Entrepreneur

Michael Cahill says, “Anyone who has ever registered a domain name can tell you that there is no shortage of people out there willing to sell you search engine optimization services (SEO). While I fully endorse a business’s decision to work with an SEO consultant (full disclosure: I am one), there is quite a lot that you can do on your own to help your website rank better in Google.If your budget isn’t quite there yet, or you would rather have more control over your website’s marketing, these seven do-it-yourself SEO tactics may help you. These tactics can also help you become a... [...]

‘Will my organic rankings suffer if I don’t have a blog?’ – Search Engine Land

Stephanie LeVonne says, “A client wants to develop a content strategy so they can rank for more keywords but isn’t sure if they can muster the resources to create a blog. Sound familiar?When budgets are tight, it’s often tempting to put more money behind your paid media campaigns; after all, you can actually see which ads and optimizations are generating the most revenue each month.Earned media is not so cut-and-dried. However, creating and developing blog content should be regarded as a long-term investment. And as any good financial advisor will tell you, it’s best to start... [...]

‘Local SEO & Beyond: Ranking Your Local Business in 2017’ – MOZ

Casey Meraz says, “In 2016, I predicted that ranking in the 3-pack was hard and it would continually get more competitive. I maintain that prediction for 2017, but I want to make one thing clear. If you haven’t done so, I believe local businesses should start to look outside of a local-SEO-3-Pack-ONLY focused strategy.While local SEO still presents a tremendous opportunity to grow your business, I’m going to look at some supplementary organic strategies you can take into your local marketing campaign, as well.In this post I’m going to address: How local search has changed... [...]

‘Why UX is pivotal to the future of SEO’ – Search Engine Land

David Freeman says, “Search engines are advancing at the fastest rate we’ve seen in many years thanks to machine learning. These advances have allowed the search engines to focus on providing the most relevant results, not only in terms of content, but also in terms of user experience (UX).At the end of the day, what is good for the consumer is good for organic search performance — especially if we consider how machine learning is becoming ever more central to search algorithms and incorporating areas such as search sequence, as well as content quality, structure and sentiment.To... [...]

‘Updated Google My Business guidelines disallow virtual offices as service-area businesses’ – Search Engine Land

David Freeman says, “Google has recently updated the Google My Business guidelines to state that virtual offices are not considered service-area businesses and that you need to have the virtual office staffed during business hours.A new section was added under the “address” portion of the guidelines that reads:Service-area businesses — businesses that serve customers at their locations — should have one page for the central office or location and designate a service area from that point. Service-area businesses can’t list a “virtual” office unless that office is staffed during... [...]


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