Local Citation NAP: Comma difference

[BobGW]

Hello,

Is there a difference between:

111 Streetname #L, City, CA, 84111

and then on facebook it's

111 Streetname #L

City, CA 84111

on two different lines? Note on the first one, there is a comma after #L and on the two line facebook page citation, there's no comma after #L. Should I add a comma on facebook after the #L?

Thanks!

[redfishking]

It depends what you are using the NAP for. Can you elaborate?

[BobGW]

I'm using the NAP for citations to rank for local results like

city weight loss

Does that help?

[BlueprintMarketing]

yes please look at these links and I hope this will answer your question.

http://moz.com/blog/finding-and-building-citations-like-an-agency

http://moz.com/local-search-ranking-factors

http://www.searchenginejournal.com/post-penguin-2-0-local-seo-strategies-for-small-business/65280/

I think you will find that you will have all of your answers in getlisted.org a company that was acquired by Moz

https://getlisted.org/

it is addressed in get listed

https://getlisted.org/static/resources/glossary.html

I hope this is of help to you.

Sincerely,

Thomas

[BobGW]

I figured this out. Thanks guys.

[MiriamEllis]

Glad you figured this out, Bob. For anyone else coming across this post, I'm assuming the original question here was referring to NAP consistency. A comma, of the kind Bob has identified, should not detract from the desired consistency. Things to worry about would be a difference in the business name, the numbers or spelling of the street address, a wrong zip code or phone number. A comma isn't going to make any difference.

[BobGW]

Thanks Miriam!