Rank Your Local Keywords in Google Maps

Feb 12, 2009 | 1,247 views | by Navneet Kaushal
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It was in the month of August, when we covered a presentation on the “Google Map Ranking Factors.”

Now have more insight on how you can rank your local keywords in Google Maps. Gerald Weber, President and Founder of Search Engine Marketing Group, has come up with three easy steps to do so! Have a look at them

“Step 1— If you’re not already in Google maps, you can accomplish this by creating a new listing at the Google Local Business Center

Step 2— While creating your listing, you’ll have the opportunity to list relevant local keywords you wish to rank for. You may list them in up to five categories. You can choose from preselected categories, or you can manually enter your own categories.
The trick is to simply type in your local keywords so that you can better control the terms you rank under. Once you enter the keywords, you’ll be asked to complete a few more sections (business hours, payments accepted, user photo, etc.)

Rank Your Local Keywords in Google Maps

Step 3— Now, all you have to do is verify your new listing. You can do this either by mail or via telephone. Since the snail mail method takes up to 2 weeks, I recommend using phone verification. You’ll receive a call within a few minutes; just enter the code given to you, and your listing will be activated! (note: step 3 is only necessary if you are setting up Google Maps for the first time.)”

The steps are easy and at the same time helpful! It's worth trying them once.

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Navneet Kaushal, CEO PageTraffic is a trusted authority in the search engine marketing industry. He is a featured author at Web Pro News, Search Newz, Promotionworld, Website Notes, DevWebPro, SEO Article and Web Help Now among many others. Follow Navneet Kaushal on Google +.

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clear credit card debt February 12, 2009 at 03:24

Ok, Sometimes our search technology decides that a business that’s farther away from your location is more likely to have what you’re looking for than a business that’s closer.

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p@r@noid February 16, 2009 at 23:24

I was unaware of it….
Will try it..

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tmdesigner.it March 2, 2009 at 03:03

Google Maps is a great Tool for Geo Ranking.. I suggest to use it.. Nice results!

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