Get found. Generate traffic. Grow revenue.
Establish accurate business listings and appear in more places across the web.
Packed with three powerful presence management tools:
– Listing Sync.
– Listing Distribution
– My Listing
This is the only comprehensive business listing solution on the market. (Versions for UK, US and Australia are available)
- GMB Tool quickly establishes accurate business listings on dozens of reputable sites.
- GMB Tool also syncs to Google My Business, Facebook, and Twitter saving days of work.
- Build accurate listings on all the major data aggregators and monitor them so they that you have accurate contact and other data around the internet. This is crucial for ranking and aggregators frequently update with old and inaccurate data, so you must monitor it constantly to avoid penalisation.
- Create a mobile-phone-responsive listing that is optimised for local search.
- Monitor how your business is performing on Google Search and Maps. Google Insights inside GMB Listing Builder provides a valuable glimpse into your customer’s activities
Why is a strong presence important for a local business like?
When is the last time you purchased something and didn’t look it up online beforehand?
Most likely, you researched it beforehand and it’s just as likely that your customers are doing the same thing before calling or visiting you.
When customers and prospects look you up, make sure they are able to find you and that the information they discover is accurate and consistent.
Why is it important for local business like mine to have a mobile optimised listing?
Priority is given, for SEO, to good user experience on mobile devices. Customers will use mobiles to find goods or services and will usually begin these searches with a category or brand search. For example, “Joe’s Garden centre” and a category search is “Garden centre in Malvern”. On a mobile the “in Malvern” often does not need to be visible because Google knows where you are.
In the case of a category search, the user is looking to buy something in a category but has not yet decided about which brand or supplier.
In these searches, the user’s intent is skewed toward location, therefore search engines try to deliver the nearest supplier details and it is therefore important that location information is available to crawlers, is displayed on each page, and is in meta-data and keywords.Watch this video
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