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Avoiding the Tragedy of Irrelevance
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The Growth Trend: Google Business Profile actions (calls, clicks, directions) have increased 41% year-over-year for businesses that post regularly.
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The CTR Boost: Posts that include clear calls to action (like “Call Now” or “Get Offer”) can increase a profile’s Click-Through Rate (CTR) by up to 20%. Higher CTR directly influences map rankings.
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The Competitor Gap: Over 56% of local businesses haven’t claimed or updated their profile in the last year. This makes stealing their market share incredibly easy.
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The Strategy: The Weekly Pulse
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Offer Posts: Great for seasonal discounts (e.g., “15% off AC Tune-Ups this May!”). These stay live until the offer date expires.
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Update Posts: Highlight a stellar employee, a recently completed job, or a quick tip. (Note: standard update posts “expire” from the prominent view after 7 days, which is why weekly posting is required).
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