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Hi Marty, This is definitely not okay. Please answer a couple of questions for me. Does Instacare have a physical location in Sandy, UT? You are referring to "instacare near me" as a search people would make looking for urgent care. Does your research indicate that people in this area actually search for "instacare" instead of "urgent care" or "ER" when they have urgent healthcare needs? Is this only happening for the search "instacare near me" in Sandy, UT, or are you saying this is happening for multiple facilities in multiple cities? Have you contacted Google about this? If so, how did you contact them and what did they say?

Thank you for bringing the question to the forum. This will not likely be the answer your client is hoping to hear, but they should likely rebrand. If an authoritative recruitment agency in a major city is already dominant for this brand, your client made a branding mistake. Without knowing all of your client's particular circumstances, my best advice is that it would likely be much better for them to cut their losses now and rebrand (after carefully researching whether their new name is truly unique) rather than committing to spending all of their future years in business at such a huge disadvantage. They could also possibly end up in court if the competitor decides they are infringing on their trademark. While there's a small possibility that, with enough money, your client could try to surpass the online authority of its competitor, it's not a fight I would choose to take on, because it's based on a mistake that should have been caught before the client named its company. Fighting on the basis of a mistake is a waste of time and resources that could be better spent building up the unique brand in the coming years. If the client does choose to rebrand, advise them to choose a completely different brand name, so as not to get caught up in further confusion with their former brand or their competitor.

Hi there, You should not turn the old hosting since it is better to have that redirect on the server level than on a registrar level. Ross

Andreas Thanks for sharing your story You did genuine outreach so that works best for both human users and also Google. Insightful

Hello There! Unfortunately, Google sites are not considered to be quite SEO-friendly. However, here's a thread I found at Google with questions like yours that you might like to read: https://support.google.com/sites/thread/10677923?hl=en

Hi there, The best way to do this is to do email outreach. Ross

Yes You Can No-Index your Categories.I Enable No-Index In My Blog."Best Beard Trimmer 2020".I Mark No-Index Using Yoast SEO Plugin.

You should index the page, we do not understand very well what you mean, if you throw away a blog and a shop because you do not want to index it? The most normal is to put no index on pages that we do not care as for example the legal notice or the cookie policy

Hi there, Thanks for writing us and sorry to hear about your troubles. You can find helpful documentation regarding the Moz Local  tool here: https://moz.com/help/moz-local Unfortunately, at this time additional user access is a function limited to Moz Pro. Seated users on your account won't be able to access your Moz Local listings which is why you are not seeing anything  regarding multi-seat functionality. Customizable reports are not something that is currently offered via Moz Local but we can  definitely  pass along all of your feedback to our Product team for future updates. If you have any  further questions, please feel free to reach out to us at help@moz.com. Apologies for the inconvenience!

Hi - Thanks for posting. Can you contact our support team at help@moz.com with your specific examples so we can take a look at this for you? thanks!

HI, Easiest way is to use UTM variables in the links you declare for each product and then check in google analytics. For an overview of UTM see: https://neilpatel.com/blog/the-ultimate-guide-to-using-utm-parameters/ You could make urls for example like https://example.com?utm_source=GMB&utm_medium=GMB&utm_campaign=Product1 https://example.com?utm_source=GMB&utm_medium=GMB&utm_campaign=Product2 https://example.com?utm_source=GMB&utm_medium=GMB&utm_campaign=Product3 Hope it helps!

Thanks very much!

Hi there, I have seen people using this strategy and it is working so far. Ross