Hi, I sincerely hope that you, your family, your friends and colleagues are safe and well, and that they stay that way while we get through this tough time. I’ve ...
Dubbed 2018’s fastest-growing social media platform with more than one billion active users, Instagram has become a powerful marketing tool in the last few years. Today, around 25 million businesses ...
Marketing a local business can be challenging. You might have a limited budget or be catering to a very specific target audience, for example. Things get even tougher when that ...
To celebrate International Women’s Day (albeit belatedly), we at BrightLocal wanted to take this opportunity to highlight just a handful of women in local SEO doing great things right now. ...
The hospitality industry is one of the most competitive out there, with the average hotel receiving more than 10,000 searches per month. With the rise of shared-space platforms such as ...
As if we haven’t given ourselves enough to do this year already (did someone say monthly webinars?!) on Tuesday, February 18, we took to Twitter to host our first #LocalSEOChat ...
UPDATE OCTOBER 2021: The recent iOS 15 update has improved the Apple Maps experience, with many exciting developments for local marketers. Read all about the iOS 15 improvements. It’s been ...
Since Day One, BrightLocal has featured all the major players in its powerful local search reporting systems, but in just over three weeks we’ll be saying goodbye to a search ...
Customer feedback is among the most important information your client’s business needs to gather. It is vital not just for retaining existing customers, but also for attracting new users and ...
When BrightLocal CEO Myles Anderson talked to Schema App’s Martha van Berkel at BrightLocal HQ, they opened up a treasure trove of impactful information on the often mysterious schema markup (also ...
This week SEOs web-wide were shaken, as Google’s public search liaison Danny Sullivan announced a big change to featured snippets. Not sure if you’ve been tipped off yet @rustybrick but ...
When Myles Anderson and Ed Eliot first met, they couldn’t possibly have envisaged that 10 years later they’d be heading up a 150-person strong, global operation. The yet-to-be-realized entrepreneurs began ...