Multiple locations and local directories
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Hello,
A client has opened a new office in another city. I have created a local landing page for this city. Now I want to build citations for it. However, I have already set up directories like Yelp/Yell with the primary/original address in the original city. Is it OK to set up new citations using the new city local address. The company name stays the same obviously. So I will have duplicate listings on the directories for the same company. Will this work?
Thanks for any help
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Thanks Tom
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Yep, that's exactly what you want to do.
Make sure your NAP (name, address, phone) all match exactly on your local landing page, and on all of your citation pages.
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