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Ask them to show ranking/click data for a set of pages before and after applying their AI tools.

Not quite sure what you mean. Have you set up a redirect from each old page to each new page? If you just redirect the whole old site to the new domain it means all the old pages still exist and are accessible to Google. 301 redirects to a new domain need a lot of careful planning.

Does the old domain still exist? If the pages are still in the index Google may continue to rank the old site. The verification error you are seeing suggests your redirects aren't set up correctly. How were they done? Did you redirect in htaccess?

Use with great care. AI tools can help but also get it very badly wrong. When I did some testing it suggested I replace the content of some well ranked pages with something totally unrelated to the purpose of the page.

But not very usable. Because a high proportion of local searches is done using a mobile phone your main navigation should be as simple as possible. However, there are way to make a dropdown/flyout menu both usable and accessible but it's not something you can easily do is using WordPress or...

The problem will ALL ranking trackers is they can only guess. You can use them for trends but I wouldn't rely on them for actual ranking. The reasons are multifold but it's all about location, time of day, browsing history, device, tracking cookies and Google fiddling with the algo. One person...

One response is: "Hello Ms. Betül, we are happy to be a leading center in laser hair removal in Isparta 😊 Thank you." That looks like an attempt to boost your ranking. It looks all wrong. And yes, get a professional photo shoot. Looks at this See the garbage on the table nearby? It doesn't...

Google doesn't really care. I just searched for 'Isparta beauty salon' and your location isn't anywhere near all those in the centre of the city so Google is just doing the right thing and promoting those 'near me'. Note also the actual profile isn't good. Things like this aren't helping...

In other words, it's working exactly at is should. The further away from your location and where all your competitors are located you rank less well. Move into the city centre and you will will see a different set of results.

@JoyHawkins - whilst links building does still work, you need to have a decent target site to begin with. No point in building links if your site doesn't tick all the boxes. As an aside, I been ranking sites for years without doing any link building. I've got one niche site that ranks globally...

You say you have manger level access but have you registered as an agency: https://support.google.com/business/answer/7353903?hl=en-GB

If you read all the available documentation they (mostly) all say the same thing. Focus on the quality of the site: EEAT. Any inbound links need to have value and come from a related source page. Click on the link in this article to download the quality rater guidelines. It gives you a really...

Even better, get the .mx domain. If you using wordpress you can set up a multi-site to make management simpler. And don't just translate the existing site. There will be nuances in each country that may require different wording and emphasis. And remember you are promoting services in the US...

100% agree. Internal linking is a very powerful SEO tool.

I'd have local versions of the website in the target countries