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Most homeowners find contractors on their phones. A simple test to see if your website makes calling easy on mobile, and the…
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Most homeowners find contractors on their phones. A simple test to see if your website makes calling easy on mobile, and the…
Read article →Which photos to add to your Google Business Profile, how to shoot them on a phone, and how often to upload, so…
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Read article →Traffic does not pay the bills. The simple tracking every contractor website needs to show which calls, forms, and jobs it actually…
Read article →Most contractors can manage their own Google Business Profile. What it takes each week, where people usually slip, and when handing it…
Read article →Photos and videos rarely move rankings alone, but they drive the clicks and calls that do. What to shoot, where to post…
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Read article →Google ranks local businesses on relevance, distance, and prominence. What each means for a contractor, and which ones you can change.
Read article →A field-by-field checklist for your Google Business Profile: what to fill in, what to avoid, and the details contractors most often get…
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