The following is a living, breathing, growing list of LOCAL search and SEO tactics. Treat it as a loose, step-by-step process that you can follow for your own local SEO campaign through these six phases:
Phase 1: Local Campaign Planning & Setup
Phase 2: Primary Onsite Local Strategies
Phase 3: Primary Offsite Local Strategies
Phase 4: Secondary Onsite Local Strategies
Phase 5: Secondary Offsite Local Strategies
Phase 6: Enterprise Specific Local SEO
If you’d like to contribute something that I’ve missed, improve what I’ve completed so far or tell me how I’ve gone wrong, please email me directly at chris@sanctuarymg.com. If I can improve what I’ve done here with a link to your information and advice please feel free to reach out so we can grow this resource.
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