Local SEO Blog Articles

We've all heard that a dog is not just for Christmas, well it's the same with a website.

In this article, I'll be looking at the dangers of a set and forget website.

Like a pet, a website needs regular care and attention otherwise it will suffer. I'm going to touch briefly on 4 main areas.

Before we get to the real juicy bits, let's just quickly say what FAQs are.

FAQ stands for Frequently Asked Questions. and they allow you to answer those questions that customers are always asking you, which leads nicely into the first and most obvious reason why you should be using FAQs on your website.

Google Business Profile (formely Google My Business) is a free tool for business owners, allowing you to create, verify and edit a business listing in Google and is essential for local SEO as it enables your business listing to appear in local search results for queries specific to your products or services.

In this article, I'm taking a look at using business listing websites to get your website noticed and to help you boost your ranking on Google and other search engines.

There are a number of different elements to local SEO, including on-page optimisation and Google My Business optimisation but this one should not be ignored.

If you find and answer the right frequently asked questions on your website and add them in a way that keeps Google happy, you'll go a long way towards improving your search engine listings, increasing your page rank and converting visitors into customers.

Now you're convinced on the need for FAQs on your website, let's deal with some of the practical issues:

Online reviews have become an essential part of every local business owner’s tool kit. Learn how to harness the SEO power of reviews for your business.

Facebook is a great place to promote your business and interact with prospective and current customers. And you don't have to pay. It's quite possible to promote your small business on Facebook without spending a penny.

January is a time when many of us try and at least think about some goals for the year ahead: eating better, exercising more, drinking less but what goals have you set for your website?

Unlike your dream of running the London marathon, which may slip away after a couple of frosty morning jogs around the block, realistic website goals are well within your reach.

I’ve always been a big fan of a power nap but unfortunately, a quick sleep in the afternoon isn’t going to improve your local SEO.

In this article, I’m going to cover what exactly is a NAP and to hopefully demonstrate how a good NAP is essential for local SEO.