EagleOne_Gun
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- Jan 4, 2018
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We've got a client with multiple locations across the United States and Canada, some only 10-15 minutes from one another.
They've recently been consolidating their microsites and are asking us to combine two separate market sites into a single site. The two locations, (Fredrericksburg, VA and Dale City, VA) are about 30 miles apart.
My question is, shouldn't each of these locations have an individual microsite with a unique URL in order to rank properly for both markets?
If we consolidate both websites into a single location microsite but update the copy everywhere on the site to say "xxxx restaurant of Fredericksburg and Dale City" that won't help at all, right?
I appreciate any insight you can share.
They've recently been consolidating their microsites and are asking us to combine two separate market sites into a single site. The two locations, (Fredrericksburg, VA and Dale City, VA) are about 30 miles apart.
My question is, shouldn't each of these locations have an individual microsite with a unique URL in order to rank properly for both markets?
If we consolidate both websites into a single location microsite but update the copy everywhere on the site to say "xxxx restaurant of Fredericksburg and Dale City" that won't help at all, right?
I appreciate any insight you can share.
