SEO Specialist / Local SEO / SEO Content Writer

Overview

Looking for part-time work (4 hours/day)

at $15.00/hour ($1,320.00/month)

All Whitehat SEO Academy

Last Active

December 2nd, 2023 (5 days ago)

Member Since

June 14th, 2020

Profile Description

About 46% of all Google searches have local intent. Here's how I implement Local SEO for your business. 

1. Optimizing Your Website: Define your location strategy.
-On the contact page include the complete name, address, and phone number (NAP) for each location.
-If you don’t want to include your business address for privacy reasons, don’t publish Upgrade to see actual infostead, make sure to include all phone numbers used for business purposes and make them visible on the website.
-Ensure phone numbers are clickable via mobile.
-Ensure all NAP entries are consistent everywhere they are mentioned on the website.
-Add a Google Map to the Contact page so customers can easily find you and further improve local SEO.
-Use Schema structured data markup to help Google identify your local business quickly.-Complete your Google My Business listings page and verify your website.

2. Content: High-quality content attracts links. So you need a local content strategy. Links and content are the two most important Google ranking factors. This is also true in local SEO.

-Create a consistent website content strategy that’s mindful of accessibility.-Optimize title tags and meta descriptions with localized keywords (e.g., “wedding photographer New York” instead of “wedding photographers”).
-Optimize static text content and blog content with semantic variations of local keyword targets. For example, if your business is wedding photography in New York, aside from content to share information about homes, you’d also want to create content about what to do near the surrounding areas in New York. 
-Include local photos and videos (optimized with relevant keywords) to enrich and complement the content.
-Publish original content.
-Clean up duplicate listings.