How We Get Your Business Listed On Google Maps

Be found by potential clients with accurate and complete listings.

 

As a medical practice owner or legal firm partner, you understand the importance of being easily found by potential clients. 

To achieve this, your business needs to be accurately represented on Google Maps, ensuring that when people search for relevant services, your practice or firm appears with the correct information.

Our Process to Get Your Business on Google Maps

To help your business be discovered, we handle the entire process of getting you listed on Google Business Profile and Google Maps.

1- Google Business Profile Registration: We start by searching for your business on Google. If it appears, we’ll check if it’s already claimed. If not, we will claim it for you. If it’s claimed by someone else, we’ll manage the process of requesting ownership or manager rights.

2- Adding Your Business to Google: If your business isn’t listed, we’ll add it using accurate and up-to-date information. This includes your name, address, business category, and other essential details.

3- Verification: Verification is crucial to ensure that your business information is genuine. We will manage this process, whether it’s through postcard, phone, email, or instant verification. We handle the complexities, so you don’t have to worry about delays or issues.

 4- Optimising Your Listing: Once your business is verified, we enhance your listing by adding comprehensive details. This includes updating your business hours, adding posts, uploading high-quality photos, and providing any other information that potential clients might need.

5-Insights and Analytics: Google My Business offers valuable insights on how customers find and interact with your listing. We monitor these insights to continually optimise your profile, ensuring you stay ahead of competitors.

If your business isn’t standing out on Google Maps, reach out to us for a complimentary SEO audit and consultation. Let us help you improve your visibility and attract more clients. Why wait? Let’s get started today.

 

So, is SEO Harmful to Rankings then?

No, SEO can improve traffic, but it must be done carefully. For example, changing a page’s title tag to include a keyword can sometimes lower its ranking if the title becomes too artificial or doesn’t match what users expect. If visitors quickly leave the page, the ranking drops.

Additional SEO Split Testing Insights

Other SEO split testing cases studied included structured data, internal linking, and meta descriptions. Small tweaks can have significant benefits, but testing is essential to avoid negative impacts.
Key Assumptions Tested
  • Click-Through Rate (CTR): The percentage of people who click on your site after seeing it in search results. Higher CTR leads to more clicks and better rankings.
  • Engagement Rates: How much time visitors spend on your site and how often they leave quickly (bounce rate). Longer time on site and lower bounce rates improve rankings.
  • Featured Snippets: Special boxes at the top of Google search results that answer questions. High CTR and engagement are key to being selected for snippets.
  • Social Shares: How often your content is shared on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. High social media engagement can boost CTR and rankings.
  • Conversion Rates: The percentage of visitors who take a desired action, like making a purchase. Higher CTRs often lead to higher conversion rates.
Recap
  • CTR impacts ranking: Higher CTR = Better ranking = More clicks.
  • Engagement rates impact ranking: Higher engagement = Better ranking.
  • User engagement is crucial for ranking success.
Key Takeaway

Data-driven decisions are better than opinions in SEO. Testing and user engagement are essential for improving rankings.

  

Want to see how your site could improve?

Contact us for a complimentary SEO audit and consultation so we can surprise you with our insights and recommendations.

 

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