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I'm inclined to think yes, publishing GMB posts regularly does indeed help your ranking.
But curious to hear what others think?
But curious to hear what others think?
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I see some GMBs that have this at the bottom:
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Go to gmb.digitalbullgo.com/login and click on the free-signup for instructions via email on how to proceed with the audit.
Note: Its a manual DIY audit not automated!
Time: approx 30 minutes
Outcome: Your Local SEO Score + an understanding of the gaps in your optimization
Note: Its a manual DIY audit not automated!
Time: approx 30 minutes
Outcome: Your Local SEO Score + an understanding of the gaps in your optimization
Hey everyone, I hope you all are doing well.
Would love to know how you guys check the volume of keywords that can trigger map pack
Would love to know how you guys check the volume of keywords that can trigger map pack
Hi Ammar,
You can do this manually at Google Search!
Obviously, to trigger a map pack, your search term has to include a location word.
So you need to
a) gather a list of your keywords and place them in a spreadsheet;
b) Copy these keywords into new columns and append a location word such as
Keyword1&" "&City1;
c) paste each on into a Google Search and see if Map Pack is triggered;
d) Record your success or failure into a row across from that term in your spreadsheet.
Do this a few times and you will learn a great deal.
You can do this manually at Google Search!
Obviously, to trigger a map pack, your search term has to include a location word.
So you need to
a) gather a list of your keywords and place them in a spreadsheet;
b) Copy these keywords into new columns and append a location word such as
Keyword1&" "&City1;
c) paste each on into a Google Search and see if Map Pack is triggered;
d) Record your success or failure into a row across from that term in your spreadsheet.
Do this a few times and you will learn a great deal.
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I do not know of a way to do that.
I would guess that Google would not share that data with us as it would be so narrow that it could refer to one website in one locality.
However, someone else could come along and answer with something that proves me wrong! :)
Let's see...
I would guess that Google would not share that data with us as it would be so narrow that it could refer to one website in one locality.
However, someone else could come along and answer with something that proves me wrong! :)
Let's see...
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