How can you check which listings and directories your business is in?
- Write a request to listings aggregator
- By using Listing Management Tool
- Go manually to each listing and search for it
How to Outrank Your Competition in Local Search Exam Answers
How to Outrank Your Competition in Local Search Exam Answers
Learn exactly how to rank on Google’s local map pack and stand out among competitors.
- •This exam has 16 questions.
- •You will have 16 minutes to complete the exam.
- •You need to score at least 81% to pass.
- •This exam and certification are 100% free.
- •You have a total of 6 attempts to pass, then in 30 days, you’ll get 6 more.
Exam URL: https://www.semrush.com/academy/courses/how-to-outrank-your-competition-in-local-search/
Questions:
- Name three of the Local SEO Ranking Factors
- After receiving a bad review, what should you do?
- You should name spam and keyword stuff your business name in your GBP to increase your rankings
- How can you check which listings and directories your business is in?
- Name all examples of clickable content that you can use to create more backlinks?
- What does NAP mean?
- Name at least 3 of the places where you should include your primary phrase
- Name one Pro and one Con to changing your business name to include keywords
- Should you choose secondary categories for your GBP?
- If you provided a service remotely, which is a better way to request a review?
- Describe best ways in which you can ‘bury’ bad reviews
- Businesses who list their addresses generally rank higher than those who do not
- What are the three columns in Semrush’s Keyword Magic Tool you should pay most attention to while performing a keyword search?
- What are the three major aspects of location?
- Out of the seven biggest ranking factor buckets - which one impacts your ability to rank the most?
- How do you report to google that a competitor may be breaking the rules?
You should name spam and keyword stuff your business name in your GBP to increase your rankings
You should name spam and keyword stuff your business name in your GBP to increase your rankings
- True
- False
After receiving a bad review, what should you do?
After receiving a bad review, what should you do?
- Calm measured response addressing what went wrong & how you’re willing to fix it
- Ignore it
- Lash back with a long winded response
- Delete it
Name three of the Local SEO Ranking Factors
Name three of the Local SEO Ranking Factors
- Secondary category
- Comments
- Keyword in Business Name
- Google Reviews
- Keyword in your business’ geo-location
- Your Location