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Would you Rather Have a 1,305% Increase in Clicks or 23%? Turtle Tots Case Study
Turtle Tots are a baby and preschool swimming lesson franchise with over 50 franchisees across the UK and Ireland. The network has won multiple awards over the years, including a few Trustist awards, and they are extremely passionate about providing a safe and happy environment during their lessons. Initial Pilot – 5 Franchisees –
Are you Using the Correct Category for Your Business on Google My Business?
We know by now just how important it is to have a Google My Business listing, but there is no point having a list at all if the information isn’t up-to-date and correct. This is a common mistake made by many businesses. One of the areas that causes some confusion with Google My Business
How NOT to Respond to Reviews
We thoroughly enjoyed this article from Leeds Live who recently ran a story about a Chinese takeaway and their responses to reviews. Here’s the article! Leeds Chinese takeaway goes viral for brilliantly savage responses to customer reviews The Oriental Express holds a five-star rating on Just Eat for its Chinese food, but the takeaway
Why is it Important to Collect Location Level Reviews for Multi-location Businesses?
As readers of our blog will know, we firmly believe that all businesses should focus on creating a powerful online presence. However, for multi-location businesses, it’s important to be granular and collect location-specific reviews. Here’s why! Why are Local Reviews so Important? Nearly half of all Google enquiries are searches for local information and, according
Trustist Case Study – Smilecraft Dental Care
The last year has been extremely tough on all businesses, with many businesses having to close their doors for prolonged periods of time with no clear end to the varying restrictions for a long time. As the world began taking their entire lives online so quickly, even businesses who operated purely face-to-face services had
Why Should I use Incognito Mode When Searching for my own Business on Google?
Is it sneaky to use incognito mode (otherwise known as private browsing) when searching for your own business on Google? Our answer is a resounding NO! Here’s our top three reasons why: Incognito Mode keeps the personalisation out of your search results so you can see if your business is showing up for the search