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The guides on this sheet, each a place on the map, numbered on its street. Most sit inside your radius.

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  1. Local SEO AvePlace 1Square G3

    How to rank higher on Google Maps: what you can change

    Google ranks map results on relevance, distance and prominence. What an owner can change, in what order, what gets a listing suspended, and how to check rank.

  2. Local SEO AvePlace 4Square G3

    What Does $$ Mean on Google? A Complete Guide

    What does $$ mean on Google? See how price levels shift by business type and compare costs, then choose the right setting for your listing today.

  3. Local SEO AvePlace 5Square G3

    How to Get Your Website to Show Up on Google

    How to get your website to show up on Google starts with checking indexing, targeting the right keywords, and improving pages, speed, links, and reviews.

  4. Websites WayPlace 10Square G4

    Best website builder for a local business, compared

    Squarespace, Wix, WordPress.com, GoDaddy, Square Online and Carrd compared on a call button, booking, your own domain and the price billed monthly.

  5. Websites WayPlace 12Square G3

    Website Has Expired: What Happens and How to Recover

    If your website has expired, find the domain stage, restore your site and email, and learn how to renew or recover it before another outage.

  6. Websites WayPlace 13Square G3

    Website Buttons That Tell Visitors What to Do Next

    Website buttons guide visitors to call, book, or get directions. Use clear labels, strong contrast, and smart placement to turn more clicks into action.

  7. Reviews StPlace 17Square F2

    How to ask customers for Google reviews, with texts to copy

    When to ask, what to say at the counter, texts and emails to copy for trades, salons, cafés and clinics, and the Google, FTC and Yelp rules to follow.

  8. Social Media BlvdPlace 23Square F1

    Which social media is best for a local business?

    Pick one or two platforms by the kind of business you run, using Pew’s figures on who uses each, set them up so customers can reach you, and keep them current.

  9. Email & SMS LnPlace 28Square E2

    How to build an email list for a local business

    Collect emails at the counter, at booking and online, ask for texts separately, and send the first three emails that bring customers back, within US rules.

  10. Paid Ads HwyPlace 29Square H5

    How much should a local business spend on Google Ads?

    Set a first Google Ads budget from what a job earns you and what a lead can cost, check click prices in your area, then judge it by calls and bookings.