Weekly activities to get on page One?
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I have a local website. Please let me know, what weekly tasks should be done to get on page One.
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Hi Mark,
Once you've got the website properly locally optimized, on-going activities will typically include content development, citation building and earning reviews. You may also want to pursue earning links and social mentions. I recommend that you read this article to see how you're doing on the Top 20 Local Search Ranking Factors:
http://moz.com/blog/top-20-local-search-ranking-factors-an-illustrated-guide
Hope this helps!
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