It depends on the keyword you want to target. Check the local search volume in the Google Keyword Tool, and target that term. Make sure the site is set in Webmaster tools to be targeted locally. It is no different from any other keyword.
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stevenheron
@stevenheron
Job Title: CEO
Company: Heron Academy Of Internet Marketing
Website Description
Membership site training people from all levels of experience in business, marketing & Internet marketing.
Heron Academy Of Internet Marketing
Favorite Thing about SEO
Watching hard work pay off in real time
Latest posts made by stevenheron
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RE: Is it important to have a geo modifier for local SEO link building?
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RE: SEO PowerSuite - best kept SEO secret or just bullsh..?!?
I find the analysis tools I use now are pretty much limited to Powersuite and seomoz. I don't use auditing software that much, and therefore haven't explored Website Audit to its full potential, so won't be able to give any feedback there.
I strongly suggest you download the software and try the trial. They also have great support. I've made many suggestions and reported bugs and have always received timely responses.
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RE: SEO PowerSuite - best kept SEO secret or just bullsh..?!?
I've used tonnes of SEO tools, and powersuite pretty much has a permanent presence in my "necessities" collection. SEO Spyglass is far more powerful and useful than any other tool I've used (and I've tried many). Ranktracker and LinkAssistant are handy little tools I use every day too. Don't use Website Auditor much.
In short, it beats the other SEO junk software out there.
Best posts made by stevenheron
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RE: SEO PowerSuite - best kept SEO secret or just bullsh..?!?
I find the analysis tools I use now are pretty much limited to Powersuite and seomoz. I don't use auditing software that much, and therefore haven't explored Website Audit to its full potential, so won't be able to give any feedback there.
I strongly suggest you download the software and try the trial. They also have great support. I've made many suggestions and reported bugs and have always received timely responses.
In addition to entrepreneurship I enjoy computer games, travelling, and volunteering my time as an editor to Wikipedia and DMOZ.
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