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Plus, we’re sharing an even simpler method to reverse-engineer the success of top-ranking competitors, setting the stage for your local SEO dominance. 🚀
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Wanna skip around? Here you go:
00:00 Intro
00:12 Why your keywords might not work
01:08 How to do keyword research
05:30 Alternative way to find local keywords
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Link the Google business profile video he mentioned at the end. I need some help ranking better
Such an explanatory video! Thanks for sharing such amazing insights.
Great video! Some key points were highlighted that I hadn't heard anyone else discuss. Thank you!
Great Video! This helps me a lot!
On your second step, you can go directly into the "Organic Research" tab in SEMrush directly and paste the competitor's URL.
Wow 😮
It was super helpful for me.
Thanks for the clear and actionable advice!
Outstanding insights!
thank you
Local keyword research can be a maze sometimes! I'm intrigued by your approach to reverse-engineering competitor success. I've been using hifivestars for my reviews, but maybe I need to rethink my keyword strategy!
4:20 include local place names
4:26 Local Pack (SERP Features)
Thanks
I’ve been assigned an SEO project where the client requires search volume for location-specific keywords (service + city). However, SEMrush are not showing search volume for these local queries.
The client is targeting three specific cities and needs search volume data for 8 different services.
02:18 The explanation about validating assumptions before scaling stood out because it mirrors what we observed in a Grow More Gaze internal content experiment. A small change verified on a limited sample outperformed broader rollout assumptions, reducing wasted effort and producing more consistent long-term results. #SEO #ContentStrategy