Client owns 2 businesses in the same town

Smaak47

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Hello everyone,

I have a client who owns 2 businesses in the same town (100,000 population) but different suburbs. The businesses are dental practices. One is called "suburb 1 dental" and the other one "suburb 2 dental".

I currently have 2 separate websites for them, but I'm wondering if that's maybe not the right thing to do since I need to get both websites to rank?

Would love to have your thoughts on the best approach.
 
Wouldn't that be legally under conflict of interest :oops:
Well, actually not really since it's the same client.
lol, does he want to compete against himself and take #1 and #2?
 
See it as 2 branches of the same business. They have the same logo and everything.
It should be fine, since it's a different suburb too and if it's just a branch of his "main business" they shouldn't be much issues with this.
 
Use just one site and focus your SEO efforts.
Make clear on that one site that the business has 2 servicing addresses.
You still can rank on Yelp and GMB.
 
Get one site and place both locations on the same site.
 
Do the same thing restaurants do, have a main website with all the info (given that both places do exactly the same) and then just set up a page named locations or branches and show both addresses.
Make the site rank for both suburbs, anything else sounds like a waste of time and money.
 
Rather going with two websites, I suggest just use one website. You can add two different location pages on the website. And rank it for those two different locations.
 
Jr Execs say the weirdest shit sometimes.

OP, follow the advice of Genesis. You can keep both sites, but I'd pool SEO efforts. It doesn't make sense since building links to both when you could just unite. Interlink the sites and put both locations on them.
 
As others have said, I'd create one website and list both practices on the site.
 
See it as 2 branches of the same business. They have the same logo and everything.
If they have the same logo and other also same, then better to go with a single website and add both addresses.
 
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