SEO for Local Visibility

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This course will help businesses of all sizes achieve maximum local visibility on search engines, and it is crucial to the success of every business. Get an overview of the local landscape, tips for evaluating andOptimizing your site, and advice on setting up analytics to track before-and-after results. Brad Batesole shows how to acquire crucial local citations, get accurately listed in key Internet directories, and make sure your name, address, and phone information is consistent across the web.

Want to show up in local search results? If you want to make sure your listing shows up, you need to learn how to incorporate links and reviews. For a business that has multiple locations, you should learn how to handle the internet’s search engines. If you want to boost your ranking, understand the competition, or just understand how search engines operate at a local level, this is the course for you.

Topics include:

• Understanding local ranking factors
• Identifying your top keywords
• Researching the competition
• Optimizing site structure
• Leveraging schema.org markup
• Optimizing on-page elements
• Tracking results
• Acquiring local citations
• Creating a Google My Business page
• Securing backlinks
• Collecting reviews

Table of Contents

1. Local search is 13m 10s. What is local search? How does local search work? Local search results are reviewed. Understanding ranking factors is 2m 55s. 2m 15s setting realistic expectations.

2. Evaluating your site is 27m 10s. You should research your business category. Identifying your top words. Researching local words. Reviewing your competition. 2m 21s is about turning research into a strategy.

3. The foundation needs to be prepared for 30m 24s. Your site structure should be 6m 12s. Rich media snippets are 5m 14s. Integrating with social media Localized content can be created 4m 12s. Page speed is increased to 6m 33s. 1m 33s of advanced technical efforts.

4. There are 21m 6s on the page. What is the difference between on-page and off-page? The title and description should be 7m 40s. Heading tags should be 3m 31s. The choice was to use the 3m 41s. 4m 28s is how long it will take to create a sitemap.

5. Tracking your results There is a reason to set up tracking first 2m 30s. Configuring and installing a website. Setting up Webmaster Tools

6. Local citations are 10m 8s. 2m 0s, what is a citation? Consistency in citations is important. directories 3m 21s It’s important to keep your name, address, and phone consistent across the web.

7. 12m 24s are used for using Google Places for Business. 3m 25s is how long it will take to create a Google My Business page. Content 4m 11s is outfitting your local listing. 2m 59s is how long it takes to use the Google My Business interface. The need for Business View was evaluated.

There are 8. Backlinks 9m 18s have been secured. Why are local links important? 5m 20s are the number of relevant links. Disavowing can be damaging.

There are 9. Collecting reviews for a long time. The impact of reviews on the internet. Securing reviews on other sites.

10. Local Search 2m 33s. Handling multiple locations is 2m 33s.

The conclusion was 1m 22s. Next step is 1m 22s.

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