Google knows you're a local businesscritical
This passes on the example site.
Local-business markup tells Google your name, your phone and where you work, so you can show up in local results.
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Local search runs on your Google profile, your reviews and a name, address and phone that agree everywhere.
This passes on the example site.
Local-business markup tells Google your name, your phone and where you work, so you can show up in local results.
This passes on the example site.
The profile is the map listing and the reviews. A business without one is left out of the map pack, where most local calls come from.
The phone number on your site ends 0142. Your Google profile says 0114.
Google trusts a business whose phone and town match everywhere they appear. A different number on the site than on your record splits the trust.
What Atlas9 would doMake the name, address and phone on your site, your Google profile and your listings identical.
Your Google profile has 4 reviews, and none has a reply from you.
Reviews are how Google and a customer both decide who to trust. This is the leak report's own verdict on them, not a second opinion.
What Atlas9 would doAsk each happy customer for a Google review after the job, and answer the reviews you already have.
This passes on the example site.
A page that names the town you serve gives Google and a customer the match for 'near me' searches.