Thank you Oleg! Each page is essentially the same. It's obviously easier to manage one page, rather than multiple - especially since they plan on acquiring more locations.
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RE: Facebook Pages - Best to have one page or multiple pages when a company has multiple locations?posted in Social Media
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Facebook Pages - Best to have one page or multiple pages when a company has multiple locations?posted in Social Media
I'm working with a business that has multiple locations (13) in several different states. Is it best practice to have one central FB page for the company and/or separate location pages?
It's for a self storage company that does not have one central phone number, so each location would have separate information listed on the page. They do have a central website with different pages for each location.
I'd love to hear the communities thoughts on the best way to handle this.
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RE: How Can You Get the Most out of Attending Mozcon?posted in Industry Events
Wow - these are great suggestions Sha!
I'll be attending and would love to personally meet each of you. Please reach out and say hi.
For those of you that use Google+ more than Facebook, I created a group for attendees (there wasn't one when I created it) and would love for you to join in the discussion: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/100561346939918954614
Great thread!
Doug
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RE: HTML NAP Matching Place Page NAPposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Thanks guys, this does help. I completely understand NAP, but wasn't sure what was meant by HTML NAP Matching. I wasn't sure if this was referring to a specific rich code snippet or something like that which I believe is what Greg is referring to.
Thank you!
Doug
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HTML NAP Matching Place Page NAPposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
In David Mihm's article on Local Search Ranking Factors, he lists "HTML NAP Matching Place Page NAP". What is this exactly?
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RE: How Can You Get the Most out of Attending Mozcon?posted in Industry Events
Wow - these are great suggestions Sha!
I'll be attending and would love to personally meet each of you. Please reach out and say hi.
For those of you that use Google+ more than Facebook, I created a group for attendees (there wasn't one when I created it) and would love for you to join in the discussion: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/100561346939918954614
Great thread!
Doug
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HTML NAP Matching Place Page NAPposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
In David Mihm's article on Local Search Ranking Factors, he lists "HTML NAP Matching Place Page NAP". What is this exactly?