Phoenix SEO Service Expands Google Location Component For City Wide GMB Ranking

by PRC Agency PR

When Google updated its ranking algorithm to include attributes that consider the consumer's location when delivering results, it seems like they didn't take into consideration the negative impact this kind of design would have on businesses throughout a metropolitan area. Instead, they just assumed someone conducting a Google search would only be interested in the businesses within their immediate location.

So even if you live in Scottsdale, but you're conducting a search for something while in Chandler, you're going to get Chandler listings. In this case, the algorithm benefits neither you nor business owners in Scottsdale. What a surprisingly pointless - even frustrating - feature.

This is where the Omni Maps Protocol comes in.

Phoenix SEO Geek in Phoenix, Arizona created a 203-step system Omni Maps Protocol that can be installed in company websites to give them "location authority," thereby overriding Google's "look beside you" list so you can evaluate more companies while giving hard-working business owners a fighting chance.

If you happen to also be a hard-working business owner, take note! Omni Maps Protocol could be a game-changer for you.

When your business website has local place authority, you have a better chance of showing up in Google’s Map section, regardless of your potential customer's physical location when they're conducting their search.

Furthermore, if your company has an SEO plan that lacks authority, you may only achieve a Google Maps position when the user is within steps of your location which, if you think about it, not only severely impedes your reach but also means you're leaving money on the table.

Schedule your consultation with Phoenix SEO Geek to learn more, at Phoenix SEO

When explaining maps listings functionality, Google states, “Local results are shown when people search for businesses and places near their location. For example, if you search for "Your City Roofer" Google will prioritize the nearest businesses.”

That just doesn't seem fair.

With the launch of their proprietary Omni Maps Protocol, Phoenix SEO Geek helps your business achieve top Google Maps ranking.

Did you know that most local businesses don’t rank in Google maps even if they’re getting the majority of the local search traffic and calls? And, if they do rank, they are usually only ranking in the small area that surrounds their business location. It's almost as if Google wants to make things harder for business owners, not easier.

When your company ranks within the top three Google listings, you capture over 60% of consumer clicks. If, however, your business is ranking toward the bottom of a search results page, you're getting less than 2.5% of available clicks.

The Omni Maps Protocol gives your website the local place authority you need to land toward the top of the SERPs (search engine results pages), placing you right in front of the in-market consumers who are actively searching for what you offer.

It also helps generate more Google reviews from your happy customers. The result is an increase in calls - up to 300 more! - leads, and traffic to boost your sales, profits, and growth.

With the Omni Maps protocol in place, no matter where you are in the metropolitan area, you can achieve top local SEO to build your brand and maximize visibility. With organic local SEO known to achieve the highest ROI of all digital marketing channels, this is the best use of your marketing budget dollars.

A company spokesperson says, "Successful online marketing comes down to four things: ranking in Google Maps, organic search rankings, results measurement, and successful conversions. Phoenix SEO Geek specializes in this process."

With the launch of their Omni Maps Protocol, the experts at Phoenix SEO Geek are giving you the competitive edge you need to drive more traffic for the sales and profitability numbers you're working so hard to achieve.

Are you ready to be seen by more than just Dave from next door? Visit Phoenix SEO Geek to find out more.