Pigeon Advice from Top Local SEOs and a Pigeon-Proofing Checklist
Six top local SEOs share their Pigeon survival tips, and I've added a Pigeon-proofing checklist for your perusal!
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Six top local SEOs share their Pigeon survival tips, and I've added a Pigeon-proofing checklist for your perusal!
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Event marketing can be incredibly beneficial to your business, but reaping those benefits requires careful planning and preparation. From meetups to conferences and more, this post walks you through everything you need to know (including the SEO!) to throw a truly effective event.
In the month between June 28th and July 28th, Google made four major changes: (1) dropping authorship photos, (2) doubling In-depth, (3) removing many video snippets, and (4) the "Pigeon" update.
Go beyond NAP with Greg Gifford's 7 site elements for local SEO plus an easy citation workflow that gets you on the map.
Cleaning up your citations is not as easy as waving a magic wand or blinking while wearing your Google Glass. Read on to find out how to audit your citations and clean up your local listings!
Somewhat inspired by a Pete Wailes YouMoz post from many years ago, I set out last week to explore Google Maps with a fresh set of eyes and an open mind to see what I could discover about how it renders local business results. Read on, for what I think I found.
Welcome to Help S.N.A.C.K.S., where the Moz Help Team answers some of its most frequently asked questions. In this issue, we tackle Moz Local. Also: We don't know what S.N.A.C.K.S. stands for; let us know in the comments, and if we choose your entry, we'll send you a Moz shirt. :-)
A do-it-yourself resource for local business owners who have yet to build enough budget to hire expert help. With the right free education, you can start your local search marketing the right way on your own.
With the right types of landing pages, you can dramatically increase your local visibility. These helpful guidelines and tips will help you ensure proper implementation for your specific business model.
They're the bane of every business that relies on local traffic: reviews. The worst part is having no reviews or those that have been filtered out. In this post, Kate Morris explores how to get reviews that meet guidelines and grow your business.
We designed Moz Local to be the most efficient option for location management, with an easy-to-use interface and an affordable price point. In a nutshell, the product allows you to upload a spreadsheet of all of your locations, which we then standardize and distribute to all five major U.S. data aggregators and three important local directories.
As I’m sure most of you know, Google’s switchover from http to https for search queries has led to a rapid increase in (not provided)...
Five of six predictions for 2013 made by our expert in local search have come true. The odd one out? Foursquare. Instead of moving toward acquisition, Foursquare seems to be positioning itself to become the premier aggregator of local data.