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Local visibility audits should compare Google Business Profile service areas and services with the location and service coverage on the business website.
If you have a Google Business profile, do this first. Go to your profile and make sure your service area is completely filled out. Then go to your website and add an areas we serve section.
Create unique pages for each one of those areas. Go back to your profile and click on services. Click into each one.
You can add a description, include service and location keywords in each one. Then just post consistently mentioning the areas you want to show up. I just saved you thousands of dollars.
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Local visibility audits should compare Google Business Profile service areas and services with the location and service coverage on the business website.
Check that service areas, service descriptions, and linked location pages reflect real operations and unique customer value; avoid keyword stuffing or doorway-style area pages.
This source is connected to Google Business Profile service coverage.
Go to your profile and make sure your service area is completely filled out. Then go to your website and add an areas we serve section. Create unique pages for each one of those areas. Go back to your profile and click on services. Click into each one. You can add a description, include service and location keywords in each one.