How to Recover a Suspended Google Business Profile: A UK Reinstatement Guide
A step-by-step UK guide to recovering a suspended Google Business Profile: soft vs hard suspensions, causes, the appeal process, evidence, timelines and…
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A step-by-step UK guide to recovering a suspended Google Business Profile: soft vs hard suspensions, causes, the appeal process, evidence, timelines and…
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View pageGEO marketing means getting named inside AI answers, not geotargeting. What it covers, how it sits beside SEO, and the order to build a strategy in.
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View pageLLM SEO means getting ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity to name your business. What moves it, what does not, and why retrieval matters more than training.
View pageHow often AI answers name your business, how to measure it without buying a tool, and the four reasons visibility is usually poor - in order of likelihood.
View pagePlain-English definitions of the terms used in Generative Engine Optimisation, AI search and UK local SEO.
View pageGEO optimises for citations in AI answers; SEO ranks pages in search. Here's how they differ, where they overlap, and why local businesses need both.
View pageThere is no ranking in ChatGPT, but there are real levers. How each tool sources answers, what improves your odds of being named, and where limits are.
View pageGEO (Generative Engine Optimisation) means getting your business named inside AI answers. What it is, how engines pick who to cite, and where to start.
View pageReal 2026 UK local SEO prices: freelancer vs agency, monthly tiers, one-off vs retainer, what drives cost, and the red flags to avoid before you sign.
View pageA calm, step-by-step guide to the common reasons a business doesn't appear on Google Maps or the local pack, and how to fix each one.
View pageHow to audit and fix inconsistent business listings across UK directories, why mismatched details hold you back, and which citations are worth the effort.
View pageHow multi-location businesses and franchises keep location pages consistent, avoid branches competing with each other, and decide what head office controls.
View pageA working checklist for UK businesses: the profile fields that actually affect rankings, the UK-specific traps, and what gets a listing suspended.
View pageHow independent UK hotels compete with the OTAs in search, win back their own brand terms, and turn local visibility into direct bookings.
View pageWhat Google counts as a doorway page, why templated location pages get discounted, and how to build service-area pages that genuinely earn their place.
View pageWhat the map pack is, how Google picks the three businesses in it, and what actually shifts your position in a town where everyone is competing.
View pageHow to link service, location and guide pages so search engines understand the structure, and so visitors reach the page that answers their question.
View pageWhat to do before, during and after a website migration so a local business keeps its rankings, its Business Profile and its citations intact.
View pageWhich local SEO numbers actually mean something, where to find them in GA4, Search Console and your Google Business Profile, and the gaps none of them cover.
View pageA working process for earning Google reviews steadily and legitimately, replying well, handling bad ones, and scaling it across multiple locations.
View pageWhich structured data a local service business actually needs, how to mark up service pages properly, and what schema will and won't do for you.
View pageWhen a location page earns its place, when a county page works better, and how to avoid building fifty pages that all say the same thing.
View pageLocal SEO for tradesmen and service-area businesses: how to rank across the towns you actually travel to, without an address on every high street.
View pageIf you want the service mix, industry positioning, and location structure mapped into a clearer local SEO plan, Geo SEO can help.
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