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Garage Door company hired us for $18,000. 7 million back in 11 months. Optimized Google Business Profile.

This is what helps them show in Google Maps and the local map pack. Collected at least 10 legit reviews as fast as possible. Used real photos, not cheesy stock images.

Please don't do that. Fixed hours, services, categories, description, everything properly. Kill generic service pages on the website.

Built hyper-specific money pages: affordable garage door repair in Houston, same-day service, no hidden fees. That's what you should be making pages like. Fix their internal links.

The site has zero links between pages. What connected everything: the service pages, blogs, homepage. Focus on real solid backlinks, guest posts on real legit local blogs and industry sites.

com, scroll down to the AI system to find relevant journalists, land coverage, and earn ongoing high-authority backlinks. Built relationships with other local businesses for link swaps. If you're a plumber, you get a link from an electrician that you work with.

If you're an electrician, you get a link from a contractor you work with. Stop trying to be famous. Focused on local only.

They wanted to rank for best garage door, top garage doors nationwide. Pointless. Double down on keywords like garage door repair Austin.

They were a small company struggling to get calls, living off word of mouth and random referrals. The owner was almost ready to shut it all down. Now they're booked out weeks in advance and turning away low-ticket jobs.

I love this. 7 million in 11 months, the local SEO strategy that actually works on the Edward Show podcast. Is post is from sarvest

7 million in 11 months, the local SEO strategy that actually works on the Edward Show podcast. Is post is from sarvestrivastrova, who's a friend of the podcast. He's been on twice already.

7 million in 11 months. If you're a local business, you can do it too.