How Local SEO Fits In With What You're Already Doing by @Miriam_Ellis_ @moz

[Linda Buquet]

Miriam Ellis at Moz penned another great Local Search post today, I wanted to share it here...

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">How Local SEO Fits In With What You're Already Doing - A separate island it's not! Take a ride in Miriam's kayak and see... (LOVE how she tells a story!) <a href="https://t.co/SHvZcouxRv">https://t.co/SHvZcouxRv</a> <a href="https://t.co/0rL4eN9vgV">pic.twitter.com/0rL4eN9vgV</a></p>— Local Search Forum (@LocalSearchLink) <a href="https://twitter.com/LocalSearchLink/status/937703836961136640?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 4, 2017</a></blockquote>
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You own, work for, or market a business, but you don’t think of yourself as a Local SEO.

That’s okay. The forces of history have, in fact, conspired in some weird ways to make local search seem like an island unto itself. Out there, beyond the horizon, there may be technicians puzzling out NAP, citations, owner responses, duplicate listings, store locator widgets and the like, but it doesn’t seem like they’re talking about your job at all.

And that’s the problem.

If I could offer you a seat in my kayak, I’d paddle us over to that misty isle, and we’d go ashore. After we’d walked around a bit, talking to the locals, it would hit you that the language barrier you’d once perceived is a mere illusion, as is the distance between you.

Had to share the 1st part of that post. Don't you just LOVE the way Miriam tells a story!

Head over to read the meat of the story and discover some actionable tips!