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		By: Adam Wagner		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Leo,
I would also add measuring competition for a given market. For example, a local dentist may be fighting for much more competitive keywords then say a niche beautician. I have found that some local campaigns can see dramatic success simply by implementing on-page optimizations, but others often require a long-term link building investment that small businesses can be reluctant to sign-on for. So, it is really important to have a clear picture of how competitive a given category is in the city you are working in. This will help you set clear expectations with your client up-front, which will make the overall process much smoother on all involved. 

Thanks for the article!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Leo,<br />
I would also add measuring competition for a given market. For example, a local dentist may be fighting for much more competitive keywords then say a niche beautician. I have found that some local campaigns can see dramatic success simply by implementing on-page optimizations, but others often require a long-term link building investment that small businesses can be reluctant to sign-on for. So, it is really important to have a clear picture of how competitive a given category is in the city you are working in. This will help you set clear expectations with your client up-front, which will make the overall process much smoother on all involved. </p>
<p>Thanks for the article!</p>
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