How promote more then one location wise keywords
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Hello,
I have Client Who ran, Gym Business. he is having 5 Gym Location, After head Branch.
So my Question is : How We can promote All his 5-6 Location Keyword wise, For an Example, Gym in sydney, gym in Melbourne, Etc As in Website Title we have Given Title Like For Yoga Service, YOGA & PILATES Australia
How i can Get result for Yoga Center in Sydney, in Melbourne Etc
Kindly Suggest What are Steps I need take to apply perfect onpage Title, Description For location wise Keywords,,
Thanx, in Advance
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ok, Thank You, Will apply the same
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ok Thnx so much
Answers My question. Thnx
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Great question! I would follow the following steps.
1. Create and Verify a GMB for each location and have the website link be to the internal location page "...com/melbourne/" etc.
2. Optimize Each Location's page to Rank for It's Target Keyword, for the Melbourne location page-
- Have "Melbourne Gym" and "Yoga Center" (or another target keyword) in your Meta Title, First Paragraph, H1, H2s.
- Try to have at least 1-2 pictures on each location page (with appropriate alt text and keywords)
- Have over 1000 words on the page (or just more than your competitor), longer and more in-depth content ranks better
- Drive internal links and external to those city location pages
3. Work on Getting Some Review on Your New GMB profiles from customers at those locations -
First i would make sure to have a google my business listing for each location. Then i would create unique local landing pages for each location a gym resides in. If a location offers yoga, make sure to include yoga descriptions on the landing page.
This would be just a start but can go along way. Make sure those local landing pages are unique and do not have the same copy on each page. Make them location specific.
Thanks,
Don Silvernail
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