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I've seen GSA and money robot do those.

Usually it's domain root but subdomains work sometimes.

For local seo, consistency is key. Get your NAP (Name address phone number) exactly as google sees it. Get it on your footer with an embedded map from google. Make sure the NAP is consistent across all citations. Make sure you add the NAP and geotags to your photos onsite and off. Make sure you...

Like the others suggested, just use google xml sitemap plugin.

Make the site on each countries domain type. For example, buy the domain .ca for canadian audience, .uk for uk, etc. Have the same site but for different country tlds.

Guest post. Search the keywords you're trying to rank for, email the website owner and ask if he's willing to accept a guest post. There's a ton of guides out there; top of my head, check out ryan stewarts stuff.

Never thought of using that method. Does it work for you?

No problem man! Also, it builds authority if you link to the page the image is on. For example, see my canadian flag? If I geotagged that image with my businesses location and the NAP in the exif data, than submitted to the source of the canadian flag, it would help. So if your site is flags.com...

Thou shall not say "you know whos" name. (Beck). Bookmarked OP.

Doesn't scrapebox have something you could use?

Hey guys! New here. I was recommended to join from a friend. I've been doing ebay selling and craigslist posting but getting into SEO now. I'm a bit late to the party but atleast I'm here now. From Canada.

Image submissions, blog comments, web 2.0s, PBNs, doc submissions, video submissions, etc.

Local SEO requires a few things. You need to get the NAP (Name, address, phone number) and geotag and add the NAP to all photos. You need citations from quality sources related to your niche and or location. You need to optimize you GMB. You need to optimize onsite so it has the GMB categories...