I can confirm as well. I've run a lot of tests hoping this would help but it never moves the needle it's all about building high quality citations or cleaning up your already existing citations.
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@RyanKnoll
Job Title: SEO Manager
Company: Voice Media Group
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RE: Google Local Listing
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RE: Google Local Listing
When you're doing off-page for Local SEO you're looking to build what are called citations. These are anywhere you're name address and phone number (NAP) information appear on the net. This is something I typically outsource. I have used both The Hoth seen here: http://www.thehoth.com/local/ and a company called Citations Pros seen here: http://www.citationspros.com/ Both are great companies and will help you in different ways when you get to different levels of your business. Not to give away to many secrets but I typically see Maps listings not ranking to well until they get around 100-250 citations built depending on the GEO and the niche.
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RE: Local SEO Rankings Report Tools (based on several locations)?
Pardon me Keri it's late and I forgot my manners! made an edit in the comment to correct this. Thanks!
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RE: Local SEO Rankings Report Tools (based on several locations)?
It sounds like the multi-location reporting your asking for here is close to what Report Pro does. Check it out here: https://reportpro.net/landing-page/
Edit: Full disclosure I have been good friends with the Report Pro guys for a long time and I have been helping them build out their reporting software. They originally helped me build Local SEO (Google Maps) reporting software for Voice Media Group and are now selling it to other local SEO companies.
Best posts made by RyanKnoll
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RE: Google Local Listing
I can confirm as well. I've run a lot of tests hoping this would help but it never moves the needle it's all about building high quality citations or cleaning up your already existing citations.
Ryan built his first website by the age of 14 and started his first business as a vendor to a fortune 500 company by the age of 19. Ryan made his transition into the digital space in 2007 when he started his own SEO agency. That agency was purchased by another marketing company which Ryan helped move into the digital world. He then went on to work for the fortune 500 company Gannett. At the time of his departure from Gannett he and his team had created a revenue stream for the company of more than 8 million dollars a year through SEO services.
After his time at Gannett Ryan went to work for the largest group of alternative weekly news paper in the country Voice Media Group. Here Ryan was not only managing SEO for their 10 news paper sites responsible for 22 million visits a month but also building and managing a team of SEOs responsible for over 900 SEO clients. Ryan has also participated in panels and held workshops on SEO and digital marketing at both ASU and U of A.
Ryan now is still the manager of SEO at Voice Media Group and is consulting with the local SEO reporting company Report Pro.
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