Location pages
A separate and genuinely different page for each service area. Swapping the city name into the same text appears to work at first and is later treated as thin content.
Local search behaves differently from national search. A query like tree care service returns a completely different set of results depending on where the person is standing.
It gets finer with more than one location. Each one needs its own page, and those pages must not be copies of each other.
Talk to us about thisA separate and genuinely different page for each service area. Swapping the city name into the same text appears to work at first and is later treated as thin content.
Address, phone number and opening hours have to match exactly across the site, maps and directories. Inconsistency leaves the search engine unable to decide which is right, so it trusts neither.
Marking up business type, service area and opening hours in a machine readable form. What is marked up has to be visible on the page as well, otherwise it does nothing.
Regional questions need regional answers. Tree care in a desert climate is not the same work as tree care in a temperate one, and the person searching knows that.
As many places as you genuinely serve. A page for an area you do not travel to disappoints the visitor who lands on it, and over time it drags down the value of all of them.
Competition in local search is usually lower than national, so movement tends to show earlier. Even so we are talking months rather than weeks. If an offer promises otherwise, read carefully what is actually being promised.
A map listing works on its own, but conversion stays weak without a site. People usually find you on the map and then check the site. If there is no answer there, they move to the next result.
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