Google’s local search results have been shifting quite a bit since the start of 2024. As with the rise of Reddit and other forums, Google is trying to serve users more relevant and relatable content – and in the local space, that means showing users more localized content. Specifically, we have seen a major shift … Read more
In a post on the r/TechSEO subreddit, Google’s Search Advocate, John Mueller, responded to a Reddit user asking how to increase localized traffic to a European Union (EU) domain hosted in the United States (US). The user’s client, who owns a .com and a .eu subdomain, hopes to increase targeted traffic to the latter. However, … Read more
This week’s Ask an SEO question comes from Manuel, who asks: “Is it feasible to implement topic cluster/pillar pages locally? Like create business licenses related to each page of the US by dividing them by state > type of license > related documents. Can I create topic cluster/pillar pages right when starting a website (just … Read more
April 10, 2018 | Posted by Mordy Oberstein It’s funny what you start seeing when you look at enough Local Packs. Stare at enough of them and you’ll notice some interesting patterns that highlight Google’s emphasis on search location within its local SEO algorithm. What happens however when this pattern is perhaps too … Read more
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