Are You Falling for These Local Citation Myths? [#Infographic]

Citations, citations, citations! There, I said it, and I’ll keep saying it until I have managed to convince every business on the web to fix their bad data. As you know, I’m passionate about helping local businesses get found in search results. As local marketers, we can’t do our job and help these businesses if they have citations that are inaccurate or of low quality.

Why Are Local Citations Important?

A citation, as you know, is any mention of any business offline and online. While we all love when a citation includes the address, phone number and website link alongside the business name, this isn’t always the case.

Inaccurate local citations damage both consumer trust and the trust search engines have in a business. This bad data is causing consumers to get lost, call bad numbers and ultimately choose the competition – you know, the competitor that actually has their local business data listed correctly on the web. Visit Advice Local to [read more].

Bernie Never Wants Anyone to Leave Empty-Handed

She loves to share her knowledge. This includes how-to’s and tips & tricks to improve local search visibility. Here’s the latest resource that you are sure to appreciate.
Applying E-A-T to a Google Business Profile
You Too Can Rule the Web
Download Bernie’s latest guide that will walk you through the importance of EAT, how to apply EAT to a business’ GBP, tips on building expertise, authoritativeness and trustworthiness.
Plus, get a peek into Advice Local’s dashboard and their Google Authority Score.
P.S. Yes, you’ll be redirected to Advice Local. All Bernie’s amazing guides are housed there.