Blog · North Shore, MA

Writing about local search, for the people who have to do it.

Written from client work rather than from a content calendar. If something here saves you paying anyone — including us — to do it, that is a good outcome.

Articles

Recent writing.

How to Do Local SEO for Small Businesses

What to fix first, what to skip, and roughly how long any of it takes. Why the site comes before the listing, and why a page can rank first and get no clicks.

Local SEO on the North Shore, MA

A lot of what ranks for Beverly, Lynn and Salem is run from other states on a template. Which leaves real search terms with almost no local competition.

Rather skip the reading

Start with the pages that answer most questions.

What SEO costs

Packages and price ranges, published rather than quoted on a call. See SEO services.

What results look like

Three clients, real Search Console numbers, and an honest note on what those numbers do not prove. See case studies.

The listing before the website

For most local searches the map decides it. See profile management.

Who you would be working with

A team in Swampscott that works with businesses across Massachusetts and beyond. More about Bonbonica.

Who writes this

Written between client jobs, not by a content team.

Everything here comes out of work we actually did. If an article exists it is because a client asked the question first and the answer turned out to be worth writing down properly.

That also means it appears irregularly. A month with a lot of client work is a month with nothing published, and that is the right trade. More about Bonbonica.

Maida White of Bonbonica working on a laptop on a bench by the water in Swampscott, Massachusetts, with the harbour and coastline behind her

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Ask it. Text +1 781-513-8746, email maida@bonbonica.com, or book fifteen minutes.

Phone
+1 781-513-8746
Email
maida@bonbonica.com
Hours
Monday–Saturday, 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Based in
Swampscott, MA