from your site:
So you are selling backlinks right? Instead of doing "backlink hacks", how come you aren't putting your clients sites on the sites you're selling backlinks to.
There's already hundreds of thousands of 'blog' posts on how to unclog a toilet, how to fix a leaky faucet, etc etc. Your content needs to be unique and add something of value to be indexed / have backlinks pointing to it so Google knows it's a good piece of content.
Blog post #45 explaining...
No. I think it's too easy to spot an article written by AI once you've seen a bunch of articles written by AI.
A lot of non-sense about nothing, a lot of the same sentence structure, a lot of the same words being used (delve, etc).
Different search intent. Someone in Dallas, TX searching for a plumber is going to get value out of the Dallas Plumber page. They're also never going to see your Austin, TX Plumber page.
Obviously you should make certain parts unique, like reviews, etc. But there's only so many ways you can...
When I'm searching for a plumber, or a painter, or lawn care service, or garage repair service the location doesn't matter as long as they're in the same city as me.
Businesses that fall into that category with their location showing should not have a higher placement than other businesses...
Not well versed on ads. Is this correct?
Red square an LSA campaign
Blue is a normal PPC campaign
But then the orange, how would someone get that ad placement there on their campaign?
Are you sure you can actually select "local search ad"? In my experience you can only do search ads, with a location extension. Or just select performance max and it'll do everything (youtube, display, search, local)
Yeah, that bug is dumb. Do they make you reverify too when you add a new address? I've never done it. If they don't make you reverify them that's probably why it snaps back once you hide the address.
Have you had any luck with that? I've talked to google support multiple times and they wont remove it. One of our clients clicked it, and even when I set it to no they won't just remove the option. Any particular way I can word it?
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