When is it local SEO?

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I live in Europe where we have small countries and different languages, even in one country. I was wondering when we talk about local SEO or not. Is it 5,10, 50, 100 km around a central point in a town? Or is it related to population? Does anybody know how local SEO is defined on a examples in Europe?
 
When I talk about local seo, I’m talking about the local map pack.
 
Well local targeting your local. Then outer local. For instance if I were to target Manchester (UK) local. I'd target Mancherter and the surrounding suburbs.

However, personally I'd ask mods to delete your thread. Considering you are trying to pass yourself off as a pro on the subject. It could become rather embarrassing (Your question / your business)

You see with BHW being such an authority. If someone (client) searched your namesake, they'd be less than impressed.
 
However, personally I'd ask mods to delete your thread. Considering you are trying to pass yourself off as a pro on the subject. It could become rather embarrassing (Your question / your business)

To be fair, it could be a competitor taking the p*$$. But judging by the age of the website, it seems unlikely they could have 'disrupted' the market enough for anyone to care.

@99digitalsolutions.com Perhaps one of your "highly trained" colleagues could help you out? That is unless they're too busy working "365 days 24/7 to ensure you get the results you want".
 
Local SEO is when you are promoting a service or product that is generally known to be purchased from shops /vendors in the reality instead of over the Internet, which may be due to a great many different factors such as whether if the location have a robust transportation system to facilitate transport, and if there are many retails if there are a good transportation system; the durability of the product such as I don't think a lot of people are buying their groceries over the Internet yet if they live in a city with convenient locations to purchase them; or let's say that it's simply because it is possible to determine your consumer base from geographical analysis, such as you trying to sell a course that is only being hosted in two local schools.

How to do it? By selecting city, location...
 
To be fair, it could be a competitor taking the p*$$. But judging by the age of the website, it seems unlikely they could have 'disrupted' the market enough for anyone to care.

@99digitalsolutions.com Perhaps one of your "highly trained" colleagues could help you out? That is unless they're too busy working "365 days 24/7 to ensure you get the results you want".

Correct. But that's really dark side
 
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