by Jane Foster | Apr 28, 2022 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization, News
If you have local search and local listings, you already know about how you can manage them via your Google Business Platform. Google’s new way for business owners to manage their Google listings, as we covered in a previous blog, now also impacts your rankings on...
by Jane Foster | Apr 7, 2022 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization, Search Engine Optimization
Picture this. You open your inbox and go through your emails. If you’re like us, you receive dozens of emails a day. One catches your eye about your domain name and how they can grant you exposure on their website for … a lot of money?! Plus, it looks like an invoice,...
by Tom Pelon | Feb 11, 2022 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization
Local search is changing in 2022. Signaled by changes like Google Business Profile’s rollout, local search needs to be optimized a little differently than in the past. Amid the changing landscape of local search, what’s a business owner to do? Read on to discover how...
by Roy Pattillo | Jan 27, 2022 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization, Search Engine Optimization
Starting next week, Google is rolling out its highly anticipated Google Business Profile, replacing the Google My Business app that you’ve just grown used to. As we detailed a couple months ago, this is the beginning of the end for Google My Business, which will...
by Tom Pelon | Dec 30, 2021 | Content Marketing, Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization, Reputation Management, Social Media
It’s that time of year again. Holiday shoppers have come and gone, presents have been exchanged, and the holly jolly is giving way to winter. For some of us, there’s a lull until the new year. For a lot of us in business though, there’s not. If you ever found yourself...
by Roy Pattillo | Nov 18, 2021 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization, Search Engine Optimization
You’ve probably heard – or seen – that Google My Business is changing its name. More than that, Google is retconning the entire platform, redirecting larger businesses to its new service: Google Business Platform and funneling smaller businesses to directly engage...
