1. Set up Google Search Console
2. Submit your sitemap to Google
3. Set up Google Analytics
4. Create your Google Business Profile
5. Put your main keyword in your page title
6. Add your city to your main service pages
7. Write a unique meta description for every page
8. Add internal links between your pages
9. Compress your images so your site loads fast
10. Start getting backlinks from other websites
Do these 10 things as soon as your website goes live. Save this so you don’t forget.
3 days ago_waseit.net_
Point 4 keeps paying after launch: when Gemini searches before answering, it lists the pages it read, and a Business Profile is often among them. In our sample of 604 US audits across 34 trade x city cells (API, no web search, no location), a specific business was named in only 30, 5.0%. A dated sample, not a ranking. If you want to see whether ChatGPT and Gemini name a new business: our free audit does it in about 60 s, no account, link in bio. #GEO #AIsearch
12 days agonelkevinjuniordubois
😂😂😂😂 do people actually follow those none sense? I guess you don’t know what you don’t know so yeah. So I launch the website, then I compress the images? Then I set the Meta Title and Description? Then I do the keyword research to add it in the Meta title? What the heck I wrote as content then if I don’t have the keywords? Come on man …
22 days agobacklinkster
good list. the one i'd push harder on is #10. a link from a page google already crawls often gets your new pages found faster than the sitemap alone. the sitemap is more of a hint, the link is the actual path in.
22 days agobacklinkster
good list. the one i'd push harder on is #10. a link from a page google already crawls often gets your new pages found faster than the sitemap alone. the sitemap is more of a hint, the link is the actual path in.
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