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What are your recommendations when it comes to adding categories beyond the primary business category in Google My Business?
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7 Ways To Improve Local SEO Without Building Links
There are plenty of websites which list the basics of Local SEO. In order to compete in local SEO, you need:
[*=left]An Optimized Website
[*=left]A Google My Business Listing
[*=left]Local Citations (directories)
[*=left]Link Building (We?ll cover the first three)Link building is the one thing that trips up a lot of local businesses. They aren?t sure how to build them, and are frightened that spammy links will sink their site. There are usually a number of things you can do to improve your local visibility without building links.
I?m going to go over seven (usually) overlooked local SEO tactics that will help you out without backlinks.
What are your recommendations when it comes to adding categories beyond the primary business category in Google My Business?
Have you or your clients ever used Google's recommended Street View Photographers (if you're not one yourself)?
What's an example of a topic cluster that you've used for a client and what data-backed result did it have?
If you found the blog post interesting, please share it with anyone that you think would find it valuable!
Don't hesitate to reach out if you ever want to discuss reputation management and if you have any requests for topics that we can cover on the Grade.us blog.
Please follow Grade.us on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn!
Thank you for taking the time to read our blog!