Moz Local
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Is there anything similar to Moz Local in London, UK? I need to run citations for 2 local businesses 'but' and want to use 'trusted' platforms.
Please share you experiences and how this has helped your clients.
Thank you
Gary Victory
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Pixus - I'm with you on this! May I ask if you use a particular citation platform here is the UK? If so, do you use it for your own business to promote your services, or for your clients, and what impact has this had? I'm really interested to find out more.
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I'd love to see it in the UK but remember Moz is based in the US and the local works differently there, not to mention they got in touch with all of the local places to get it working it can take time and lots of effort to do but I'm sure Roger is working his way over here at some point.
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I too would like to see a MOZ Local in the UK - come on guys, come to the UK!
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They have a package called "Citation Burst." This looks great but, we all know directory submissions can have an extremely negative impact.
Has anyone used Bright Local for Citation Burst, please let me know. I'll ask the community also.
Thanks again.
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Thank you. I'll give this a shot.
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Hi Gary,
We're sorry Moz Local just isn't available in the UK at this time, but Bright Local is very highly thought of. Hope you'll give them a look.
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Thanks Chris
Yes it's a shame they've not rolled it out over here yet.
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Moz local is US only at the moment there are plans for it in the future but thats while away.
You cant try some of these -
Finally I've a cheat sheet I use though many of them are again US only but its still handy
http://www.webmasterworld.com/local_search/4651479.htm
Afraid I can't help with giving you reviews on them.
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