Author name: Ray Cheselka

Ray is the CMO at webFEAT Complete, and has been managing SEO & Google Ads accounts for 7+ years. He's passionate about growing business exposure, leads, and revenue through websites, and helping businesses grow. When out of the office he's probably traveling, snowboarding, hiking, or eating.

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Managing Local Listings and Business NAP Online

Businesses have listings online. Some are manually created, and some are auto-generated. Either way, local businesses need to have a variety of local listings. The information on those listings needs to be accurate and consistent. You’ll find listings on Google, Bing, Yelp, Facebook/Meta, LinkedIn, and more. Just search your brand name in Google to see

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Seasonal Business Marketing: Amplify In-Season, Maximize Off-Season

Spring 2023 is already upon us! For seasonal businesses like tax specialists, landscapers, deck/patio builders, HVAC, paving, and more it’s time to start ramping up. We’ve worked with countless businesses that experience seasonal impact. Between hiring, fluctuations in lead flow, and managing the workforce-it can all be overwhelming. We do our best to make the

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Getting Google Guaranteed/Screened for Local Service Ads

[Updated Feb 2023] Build a great reputation online, give prospective customers confidence in your services, and guarantee those services. That’s the Google Guarantee. Over the past few years the search results have been monetized with ads throughout the search results page. Google Guaranteed/Screened businesses are essentially local service ads, that appear at the top of

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Converting from UA to GA4 including Ecommerce-Simplified

Google recently announced that they’re discontinuing Universal Analytics in July 2023. Whether you’re an SEO converting accounts for clients, a marketing manager, or a business owner that set up analytics on their own-you’re going to have to make the switch. In July, Universal Analytics will stop processing new hits. The sooner you make the switch,

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