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My ten cents: Yes, link each GBP to the city-level service page for that specific location. Local relevance absolutely beats raw authority in this case. Here's why: The city page is hyper-targeted, with local NAP, unique content, and an embedded map—exactly the kind of signals Google looks for...

Yes, if those subpages (like /los-angeles/car-accident-lawyer) are part of the same physical business location, then it's totally valid—and recommended—to reuse the same LocalBusiness schema across them. Here’s how to approach it: You can include the same @id (e.g. "@id"...

These type of lists would be outdated fast. Google constantly adds and removes attributes. We did a full analysis on all the attributes per category for each country, and wrote a little blog post on it. It was so much, it barely made sense to write something sensible on it. Fun little fact...

We do it similarly. Price per location, with high cost for a single location businesses, and then charging less when agencies/clients bring in more locations. It usually does not matter much (in terms of costs for onboarding, invoicing and account management) if a customer manages 60 locations...

Google pulled back their AI answer, it is all templated responses, by poorly trained people.

Hi @Nika13 You've described a complex but increasingly common GBP suspension scenario involving overlapping service areas between a Service Area Business (SAB) and storefront locations. Based on my knowledge, here’s a clear breakdown of your options and what’s likely to work: 1. Converting...

@BobRango - you can also try our free trial. We offer some unqiue features for reviews like deleted review monitoring, real time review import, customisable AI agents for bulk reply, our custom created topic and sentiment analysis. But there is a lot more features for agencies. Like monthly...

You can try our local SEO software via the free trial (GMBapi.com). You can use it for three weeks before we ask you to make a decision. We offer hyperlocal links {insert location name / city / URL / address dynamically} in our bulk posting functionality, you can schedule post, and we are...

@petercanthropus & @keyserholiday We (GMBapi.com) have offered deleted review monitoring for a long time (on all your reviews independent of when they were placed) and have a lot of historic data for all deleted reviews of our customers. We published an article on that recently: Why Does Google...

Super - thanks for linking back. That is appreciated!

We have only started recording the date when a review was deleted in the last few months, so our data only goes back a few months. So this is impossible.

Hi @JoyHawkins, @Tim Colling, @Ben Seidel - we finally published our research on Google Deleted Review practices. There are some interesting finding in there - a lot in line with what you would expect. It is too much to write out here.

Yeah that is absolutely possible. The sample size for my graph was just five clients. Five different categories.

Date range is from the 10th of July till the 25th of September.

Hi sorry - the date format is in European dates and I ordered it by the number of deleted reviews per day. Perhaps a bit confusing without further context. Those lines are visible for me (Google sheet copy past) - not for anyone else? I will write it out: On the 17th of september 585 reviews...