What’s the Minimum Map Pack Coverage for a Well-Optimized GBP?

There’s no universal answer for how far a strong Google Business Profile should rank — but there is a reliable baseline that works for most local campaigns. By using a consistent measurement grid, adjusting for density and competition, and accounting for whether the business is a storefront or service-area model, we can quickly understand what […]

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Can You Fix an Incorrect URL Structure Without Losing Link Juice?

A messy URL structure isn’t a long-term problem — as long as you fix it the right way. With clean 301 redirects, updated internal links, and a tidy sitemap, you can restructure URLs without sacrificing the link equity you’ve already earned. This guide breaks down the safest, simplest process to overhaul bad URLs, preserve rankings,

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How Do I Get More Customer Reviews Without Breaking Google’s Rules?

You can grow review volume fast without tripping Google’s wires—if you stop trying to game it. In this episode of The Local Marketing Mastery Podcast, I break down compliant review systems: timing the ask, channel mix (SMS, email, in-journey prompts), storefront vs. service-area nuances, healthy velocity, review diversity, and responses that build trust. You’ll get

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Should I Put My Business Name, Address, And Phone Number (Nap) On Every Page?

Should your business name, address, and phone number show up on every page—or is that overkill? In this episode of The Local Marketing Mastery Podcast, I break down how NAP placement really affects rankings, trust, and conversions. You’ll get simple, proven best practices to boost visibility, tighten up your site structure, and scale your agency

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Why LinkedIn Beats Facebook for B2B Marketing (and What to Do Instead)

Press releases can do far more for SEO when treated as part of a living system instead of one-time events. By using Press Advantage organization pages as branded hubs, each new release reinforces your site’s authority, keeps pages fresh in search, and strengthens local signals through embedded Google Business Profiles and NAP data. In this

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