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Local visibility depends on Google Business Profile and local ranking settings that need active category, service-area, Q&A, and ranking QA.
I just want to clarify something. Did you say that it's important to make sure that the service areas that you set on your Google Business Profile are a match with what you've put on your website? Like you should put it on your website, say we serve these areas and that should be on your website because that's the thing that they look at in the verification process.
Even if it wasn't a thing in the verification process and we don't have a tick list, wouldn't that make sense?
It makes perfect sense, but it's actually something I've never really thought of before or even heard as a tip, but of course it makes great sense. Yeah. So yeah, it was like, what would people expect to see?
What would your potential customers expect to see to make sure that everything looks joined up?
And then, you know, just take it as read that that is quite likely gonna be something which is on the list that who it's checking. Um, cause often it is a, um, like a manual check from Google stuff with a suspension. Um, in, in my, you know, to my knowledge, in my experience.
Uh, so yeah, gotta be consistent.
Makes sense.
Local visibility depends on Google Business Profile and local ranking settings that need active category, service-area, Q&A, and ranking QA.
Audit GBP fields, competitor categories, Q&A, service areas, appointment settings, and local rank movement as a recurring local SEO checklist.
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Did you say that it's important to make sure that the service areas that you set on your Google Business Profile are a match with what you've put on your website?