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Hey all,
I wanted to share an idea I had for local content and generating relevant organic traffic. The idea has been in my mind for a few months but I've yet to do anything about it until I read this blog post from Marcus Sheridan's The Sales Lion blog.
This has yet to be implemented by our clients due to friction of talking about their competitors. But I think local SEO's, their clients and anyone can adopt this strategy, but by writing best of posts based on any related service or product. This is theory but I think it could have decent results based on the time and effort to create the content.
As an example we have a client who sells custom cabinets so we could create best of posts for:
-bathroom renovations contractors + City
-best home renovations contractors + City
-kitchen renovations contractors + City
-best countertop stores + City
-best kitchen sinks and faucets stores + City
-best interior designers + City
We also have a children's dentist which could create best of posts for:
-birthday party places + City
-children’s clothing stores + City
-children’s toy stores + City
-baby stroller store + City
-day cares + City
-pre schools + City
Our thought process is our clients could generate traffic from someone who will eventually require their service. Down the road we hope that the visitor remembers our client. The time and energy to create one of these pages is very little and the upside could be big.
This idea also fits in with Jay Baer's concept behind Youtility book.
I wanted to share an idea I had for local content and generating relevant organic traffic. The idea has been in my mind for a few months but I've yet to do anything about it until I read this blog post from Marcus Sheridan's The Sales Lion blog.
This has yet to be implemented by our clients due to friction of talking about their competitors. But I think local SEO's, their clients and anyone can adopt this strategy, but by writing best of posts based on any related service or product. This is theory but I think it could have decent results based on the time and effort to create the content.
As an example we have a client who sells custom cabinets so we could create best of posts for:
-bathroom renovations contractors + City
-best home renovations contractors + City
-kitchen renovations contractors + City
-best countertop stores + City
-best kitchen sinks and faucets stores + City
-best interior designers + City
We also have a children's dentist which could create best of posts for:
-birthday party places + City
-children’s clothing stores + City
-children’s toy stores + City
-baby stroller store + City
-day cares + City
-pre schools + City
Our thought process is our clients could generate traffic from someone who will eventually require their service. Down the road we hope that the visitor remembers our client. The time and energy to create one of these pages is very little and the upside could be big.
This idea also fits in with Jay Baer's concept behind Youtility book.
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