Local SEO: Be found online
The Ortus Group
Wouldn’t it be amazing if we could rely on word of mouth and heavy footfall to drive business to the place it belongs? In the real world, this simply does not happen.
If you, as a small business owner, want to increase your chances of being found by a local audience online, you must optimise your website for local search. We will show you how to do this in a few simple actionable steps that will help improve your local SEO and search engine ranking.
Topic Areas Covered:
1. What is Local SEO
2. Web Hosting
3. Google Maps
4. Contact Information
5. Optimise Keywords
6. Customer Reviews
7. Local Specific Content
8. Local Partnerships
9. Google Analytics
10. Google My Business
11. Directories
Who Should Attend:
Local SEO works best and is best for businesses (big and small) who are looking to get business and leads from their local area. If you serve both a local audience and a global one, then Local SEO will still have its benefits.
Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/local-seo-be-found-online-tickets-38619596252
Date and Time
Location
155 Northumberland Street
Filor Building, Twin Spires Complex, 155 Northumberland Street
Belfast
BT13 2JF
United Kingdom
Local SEO: Be found online
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