Iv been playing around with SEO power suite for a week or so now. I use a cloud hosted solution and the light versions installed on my mac. My opinion is it would be amazing if it worked but it doesn't. I would pick moz any day of the week. Scrapebox seems to work more often. In the end Mozbar is better than both in my opinion. I love the idea of a tool that would give me a backlink to do list and I could just focus on contributing to those blogs so I can start experimenting and learning but it seems google stops these spiders. I will start using proxies soon to see is I can actually start getting useful data.
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RE: Local SEO: How to optimize for multiple cities on website
Hello Miriam
as far as these landing pages.
what type of content is a good rule of thumb?
I'm guessing the purpose of a geo-specific landing page is to show relevance to an area for a site that is already an authority. I just got my first gig for SEO and it is for a moving company www.buyabuddyllc.com if that helps.
Should we get a local phone number and an address (local partner)?
Should we write about moving to the desired location and the best places to live there? Can you reference a good city landing page for a physical service company?Also one of the guides I have found focuses on a lot of back linking and press releases, then that SEO provider just drops a block of h4 cities. I don't understand why this works for him.
Is it a brute force thing? targetupinsurance.com is the site he did this on. Also, at getbellhops.com, they have these simple landing pages with duplicate content. I don't understand how this site is ranking so well with so much duplicate content.The site I'm working on is first on google for all of the most competitive keywords for the third largest city in our state. Would it be a good idea to target the next city down for quick results?
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