by Jane Foster | Oct 31, 2019 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization
Since the invention of the Internet, findability has become a major goal of companies, including local companies. This is because of the traffic found on search engines by users of computers, tablets, iPads, or smartphones. Like business owners, these consumers are...
by Roy Pattillo | Jul 25, 2019 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization, Web Design
All too often we hear from business owners who have been given unrealistic promises by web design companies. Promises like “You’ll be number one on Google for Painters” are not only unrealistic, the phrase is practically useless for most painters...
by Matthew Foster | Jul 11, 2019 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization
Since Google launched Google My Business (GMB) in 2014, its importance to local business has skyrocketed. For local businesses that want to show up at the top of Google search results, a robust GMB profile is essential. Google My Business is an excellent tool to...
by Roy Pattillo | Jun 20, 2019 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization
In the past, using a few basic local search tactics was all you needed to show up at the top of Google. Now, if you want to rank above your competition, you have to outsmart them and outmaneuver them using increasingly complex methods. The good news is, there are a...
by Roy Pattillo | Apr 22, 2019 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization
Are you searching for methods to improve your Google ranking within local results? The ever-increasing use of mobile search has caused many changes to search engine optimization. Google reports that roughly a third of all searches have local intent. Therefore, a...
by Roy Pattillo | Feb 21, 2019 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization, Search Engine Optimization, Web Design
It’s probably not a surprise that the number one question we get from people is, “How can I get my website on the first page of Google?”. That’s an important question because 97 percent of people don’t click past the first page of results. So how does Google decide...
