I found a site that was very easy for me to upload my pictures, add the coordinates, download it and put it on my site. The site is GeoImgr.com, but it's not nearly as popular as some of the other's out there. Does that matter?

I'm under the impression that as long as the GPS coordinates show up in the XIF Viewer, then I've gotten whatever benefit (albeit slight) there is to get. Is that correct? Or is there something about tagging them from the more popular sites like Flickr or Panaramio?

Thanks,

Ruben

Well we have both on our site. Some are pictures of hand written notes, and others are screenshots of reviews from places like google + and avvo. So, I can do either.

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I read about using schema or h1review to add markup that would get an individual person's review to show up in organic search, but it was from 2013. I did a few queries for keywords in my area, and none of the results had this. Then I did some queries for generic things like "best pizza in Tampa" and "coffee in tampa" and they didn't have it either. So, is this still something that can be done or not?

• I do see it when a review site like yelp comes up or in ads, but I'm specifically talking about organic search results from our website.

Thanks,

Ruben

We have an old unverified listing that has our information on it, but we can't get it off google. I told them months ago it was closed, and it is marked as closed in Google...but it still shows up. Moz Local is telling me this is an inconsistency that hurts our local rankings. I went to delete the page from our Google Business/Place, but if I did that, the warning said that I would just not have access to the page, and that the listing would still show up on google.

How do I permanently get rid of those thing, so it's not longer an inconsistent listing?

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Thanks, Thomas!

Actually, I have a quick follow up. In my wp-admin in the editor section, I only see CSS and PHP files. Then, on the ftp, I see a public_html folder, but that folder has a ton of different files in it...none of which end in html. Any suggestions on where this html file might live?

Thanks,

Ruben

I will take a look at it. Yes, I do need to do it on our Wordpress site as well, but fortunately, Page Speed Insights doesn't think our desktop version is as abysmal as our mobile one. But, it does still show up as something that should be fixed.

Thanks for the reference material!

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We don't have a responsive design site yet, and our mobile site is built through Dudamobile. I know it's not the best, but I'm trying to do whatever we can until we get around to redesigning it. Is there anything I can do about the following Page Speed Insight errors or are they just a function of using Dudamobile?

Eliminate render-blocking JavaScript and CSS in above-the-fold content

Your page has 3 blocking script resources and 5 blocking CSS resources. This causes a delay in rendering your page.None of the above-the-fold content on your page could be rendered without waiting for the following resources to load. Try to defer or asynchronously load blocking resources, or inline the critical portions of those resources directly in the HTML.Remove render-blocking JavaScript:

• http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js
• http://mobile.dudamobile.com/…ckage.min.js?version=2015-04-02T13:36:04
• http://mobile.dudamobile.com/…pts/blogs.js?version=2015-04-02T13:36:04

Optimize CSS Delivery of the following:

• http://fonts.googleapis.com/…:400|Great+Vibes|Signika:400,300,600,700
• http://mobile.dudamobile.com/…ont-pack.css?version=2015-04-02T13:36:04
• http://mobile.dudamobile.com/…kage.min.css?version=2015-04-02T13:36:04
• http://irp-cdn.multiscreensite.com/kempruge/files/kempruge_0.min.css?v=6
• http://irp-cdn.multiscreensite.com/…mpruge/files/kempruge_home_0.min.css?v=6

Thanks for any tips,

Ruben

Hi Miriam,

Here is a screenshot. It may not look all the terrible, but Hollywood Hills is nowhere near us (other side of the state), and we've never had anything close to that phone number. It says a bunch of stuff in addition to the screenshot, but the rest of the stuff is just a boilerplate "how to contact us to get this changed" message.

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Those are very good points. Thanks Lewis!

As always, thanks everyone!

• Ruben

Thanks for the excellent answer, Travis. It was very insightful. I appreciate it.

• Ruben

Our county's website has a news' blog, and they want to do an article about an award we won. We're definitely going to do it, and we're happy about the link. However, all the other news' articles they have only have a PA of 1. The DA is 82, and the link is completely white hat. It's a govt site in our locale, however, with such a terrible PA, I'm don't think the link is really all that great from an SEO stand point. Am I right or wrong (or is it some dreadful murky grey area like everything else in this industry (which I'm thankful to be a part of )?

Thanks so much for any insights!

• Ruben

Oh, eLocal is like Yext. Alright, cool, I get it now. Thanks!

• Ruben

I just got an email from eLocal with information that is way farther off than any other email I have received from directories I know. I ran a search on them, and it definitely seems fishy. Plus, it's not showing up as a problem in my Moz Local account. However, I don't want an inconsistent listing if this is a legitimate site I should correct.

Anyone have experience with them? What should I do?

Thanks for the assistance,

Ruben