Google Ads or Local SEO: Which Should a Small Business Start With?
Google Ads brings customers today; Local SEO keeps bringing them for free. Here’s how a small business can decide where to start — in plain language.
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Opening a second or third branch is exciting. But I often see the same mistake: the new branch gets no proper Google presence, and customers near it keep finding the old one — or a competitor. Each branch needs to be found on its own.
Send each profile to its own page, not just the home page. Each branch page should have:
Your branch name, address and phone number should match on Google, your website, Facebook, Justdial and other directories. Mismatched details confuse Google and customers.
Each branch builds its own reputation. Give each branch its own review link and QR card — my free review link and QR tool makes one for each location in a minute. Track which branch is getting reviews and which needs a push.
Planning a new branch or struggling with an existing one? Book a free strategy session and we’ll map out a plan for every location.
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