Local Search Made Easy: Websites that Work

Web DesignYou’ve put in so much hard work to make sure the businesses you represent show up in local search results, now you want to make sure you give their potential customers quality information and an incredible experience when they hit those landing pages.

How is the information structured? Is it clear what your clients do and what products or services they offer? Can someone who is not an internet super-user navigate the pages? Is it mobile ready? Are you AMPed? These are just a few questions to consider as you create an experience that helps client websites stand out in search and captivate searchers who convert to customers.

Creating Search Optimized User-Friendly Websites

When you get down to it, there are four main factors which contribute to making a website local search friendly. These include content, organization, user experience and technical issues. I’ll break each of these down further. 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.