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What Is the Best Local SEO Website Structure for 2026?

Most local SEO websites try to do too much. That is usually the problem. When a site targets too many services, too many cities, and too much blog content, it gets weak. Rankings get harder. Relevance gets blurry. Google has a harder time figuring out what the business actually does and where it should show [...]

Are Exact Match Domains Beating Branded Websites in Local SEO?

Right now, exact match domains are doing very well in local SEO. In a lot of markets, they look like a shortcut. You search for a service plus a city, and there they are. You check the map pack, and exact match business names are showing up there too. So it is fair to ask...

How Should You Structure a National Service Company for Every State?

If a service company wants to rank across multiple states, the first instinct is often to build pages for everything. Every state. Every county. Every city. Maybe even every neighborhood. That sounds thorough, but in many cases it is the fastest way to build a bloated site that is hard to manage and slower to...

Should You Add Local Service Links to Your Subdomain Blog Posts?

If you moved your blog to a subdomain, you may be wondering if every blog post should include a block of links to your service pages and location pages. Our short answer is no. That kind of sitewide or repeated link section can make sense on the main service site, where we are trying to...

How Should You Design Headers and Footers for a Subdomain Blog?

Start with how people actually move through a local website A lot of people ask this question backwards. They picture someone landing on a service page, then clicking off to a blog post, then maybe getting confused or losing trust. That can happen, but it is not the normal path. Most of the time, it...

Should You Use Press Releases to Push State-Level Pages Into the Top 3?

If your state pages already rank on page one, but they sit in positions 4 through 10, it is tempting to look for one tactic that will push them into the top three. A lot of people land on press releases because they seem like a quick SEO win. That is usually the wrong way...