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What's the difference between local SEO and national SEO?

Local SEO targets geographic searches — "plumber near me," "best restaurant in [city]." It involves Google Business optimization, local schema markup, and location-specific content. National SEO builds topic authority across broader searches. Most businesses need both layers running in parallel, weighted based on where the revenue comes from.

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Structure, not volume. Most agencies fill a content calendar and publish on schedule. We build content architecture — pillar pages that establish topic authority, supported by focused subtopics that strengthen each other through internal linking. Every piece is mapped before it's written. The structure compounds: each new article makes the existing ones rank higher.

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Most major CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho), Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta Ads, call tracking systems, and custom databases. If your business runs on it, we can probably connect to it. The goal is automated data flow — no manual exports, no spreadsheet stitching.

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Yes. The ad and the landing page are one system — optimizing one without the other wastes spend. Landing pages are built, tested, and refined alongside the campaigns. Copy, layout, form placement, and load speed all get tested against conversion data.

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