Local link building doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. The most reliable approach is a simple mix: steady semantic links for relevance, plus the occasional outreach link to add traffic signals and authority. This blend works across nearly every local campaign, keeps budgets predictable, and delivers consistent movement in maps and organic results. In […]
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We stop guessing and start using data. When we order a competitive link analysis, we get a written report that shows us the numbers. That report is useful if we know how to read it. If we want specific, campaign-level advice that points to the exact services we should buy, we need a live review
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Press releases are one of the most underrated tools in local SEO. When written and distributed the right way, they do more than build backlinks — they create branded authority, reinforce location signals, and feed data into Google Maps and AI-driven search. Whether you manage one business or multiple clients, adding consistent press releases to
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Badges with linkbacks used to be a go-to SEO trick—but those days are long gone. Today, reciprocal external links rarely move the needle, and in some cases, they can even dilute link value. The smarter play is to focus on where reciprocal links still work: inside your own site. This post breaks down why external
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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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Ranking for “near me” searches isn’t the same as ranking for “service” or “service + city.” When someone types “near me,” Google’s looking for proof that your business is active and close to the searcher—not just optimized for the right keywords. If Google doesn’t see that real-world proximity, you’ll drop out of the three-pack fast.
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