Recent content by Peter W

a lot of us noticed fluctuations last month, so you're not alone. google often makes unannounced tweaks to their algorithm, which can cause these sudden drops. right now, your best bet is to: - double-check your gbp for accuracy and completeness (address, hours, services) - ramp up review...

url structure can definitely be confusing. right now, type A (example.com/service-location) is generally best for SEO since it's shorter, simpler, and easy for users and Google to understand. type B (example.com/location/service) is good too if you have lots of locations and services, but it...

yeah, pretty much all our US clients shoot out review requests via SMS, 10DLC numbers are a must tho we usually hook them up on twilio, it's honestly chill and takes like a day or two tops helps texts land legit and keeps you out the spam bin. defs worth the minor hassle!

def go with a clean "services" dropdown, it keeps your main nav tidy and makes it easier for visitors to scan and find exactly what they're after plus, having individual pages for each category helps boost your SEO juice (think: more targeted keywords and focused content), giving each page a...

1. Yep, seen that happen a lot. Adding overly specific sub-pages can confuse Google and cause cannibalization, especially for a single-location biz. 2. Definitely 301 both old URLs to the new one. Helps consolidate the authority and clears up intent for Google. 3. For single-location, flat URL...

this is solid🔥 keyword explorer on ahrefs def slept on.. did you know it updates keyword volume every month? also, the "questions" tab uses real user searches, so you're legit seeing exactly what your audience is asking easiest way to snag those low-competition wins fr

Since Chrome ditched the cache: feature, I've been feeling your pain too... I relied on it daily Best replacement I've found is Browseo's SEO Browser. It's simple, gives you that plain-text view like Google used to, and lets you quickly see issues like bloated code or hidden elements causing...

Yelp is showing the new unclaimed page because it sees a closer name match ("John Doe" vs "John Doe Chiropractic") and recent address activity as signals that the new page might be more relevant. To quickly fix this: 1) Claim the new page. 2) Reach out to Yelp support to merge the listings into...