Unsolved Multiple Locations for One Client on Moz Local
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Hello,
I have a client that I want to do local SEO for. They have two locations, both cities in Tennessee. To do this, would I just start two separate locations in Moz Local? Or would that cause a problem, making them look like separate "entities" in directories?
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Hi,
It's perfectly acceptable to manage multiple locations for a single client on Moz Local. This feature allows you to optimize and maintain consistent business listings across various locations, ensuring better visibility and engagement. By keeping each location's information accurate and up-to-date, you can enhance local SEO efforts and help customers find the right branch easily. If you need any assistance setting it up, feel free to ask! -
Moz Local allows you to manage multiple locations for one client by creating individual listings for each location. This ensures accurate business information across search engines and directories for all locations. Simply add each location under the same client account and manage them collectively while ensuring local SEO consistency across different regions.
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Currently I'm working on Mobilemechanicmodesto.com and the client asked me for Multiple Locations. What should be my utmost priority? -
Hi, so you will need two Google Business profiles set-up, two different set of NAP (name, address, phone number) make sure the two separate NAP's are mentioned on your contact us page. Then work on improving the rest of your local SEO,
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