Local SEO Two Locations - Should I have a web page for each address?
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Hi I have a business that has two offices each servicing a different local area.
On my website I have both address locations on one page. www.company.com/contact
Is it better to have each office on a separate page for local seoThanks
Arthur
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Hi Arthur,
I think doing both is okay. For our clients with multiple offices, we usually list contact information for all locations on the /contact page. Then we create unique content that is specifically optimized for each location on separate pages.
If local SEO is really important for the company, make sure you claim Google Places pages (and listings on any other important directories) for each location as well.
Tim
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