All brands should take the time to understand their Knowledge Panel and use it to attract more customers and boost their online rankings. To learn more about this powerful yet simple local online marketing tool, take a look at our infographic, “Anatomy of the Google Knowledge Panel.”
How can you get ahead of the curve this holiday season to give all of your locations the best possible local positioning? We assembled a panel of local marketing experts to share their most current and insightful tips about what works right now in GMB for multi-location brands.
When customers go looking for products and services like yours to fulfill their immediate needs, it’s critical that the information they’re presented is accurate. On-the-go consumers want to know where they can purchase specific items but also how to get there, what types of experiences others have had at your locations, and what kind of experience they can expect to have, as well.
What you will learn in this post: Why optimizing your enterprise’s online presence for Google is necessary for both local search engine optimization and increasing consumer engagement and trust. The importance of acquiring more reviews (both first- and third-party) and leveraging them for an increased aggregate star rating. The additional features and tools Google
Consumers use Google to quickly find information on brands and local businesses, and Google wants to keep them on their platform. With Google My Business (GMB), the search giant has nearly eliminated the need for users to click off the search results page. Instead, all of the information they need, like addresses, phone numbers, and
Managing your online local listings as a multi-location brand is both an art and a science. The landscape for how consumers find (and refer) businesses continues to change at a furious pace. The good news: There is an ever-growing list of digital resources that can help prospective customers find nearby locations of large organizations, and it extends beyond search engine giants like Google, Yahoo and Bing. Here are some tips on how your brand can boost search engine visibility through local listings.
When looking for local goods and services, consumers want to experience as little friction as possible. Utilizing Google My Business (GMB) to manage your listings helps streamline this process, bringing more eyeballs and foot traffic to your location. Fortunately, updating your listings is straightforward with GMB. To help get you started, here are the steps you should take if you are moving, buying or selling.
Google’s Local 3-Pack is an incredibly valuable piece of real estate for local businesses, especially in competitive local markets. Learn what Google is looking for in local listings worthy of the 3-pack right now, which ranking factors impact Local Pack listings most, and how you can help all of your locations improve their local visibility.
Changes are constantly happening across the Google My Business landscape--changes that affect your business and consumers’ ability to find it in their critical moments of need. Our Local Business Listings team has been tracking these recent changes across several categories like Google Local Q&A, Google Posts, and Local Business URLs. If you’ve heard of a
We were lucky to join hundreds of marketers in our own backyard, at beautiful Paradise Point, for San Diego SearchLove. The two-day conference is packed with search strategies, digital analytics, content creation, and more. While the conference is predominantly search-focused, speakers present on a wealth of online marketing topics, from content marketing and advertising