Everything in moderation.

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Today, I’d like to help you find opportunities to serve rural and very small town clients. I’ve put together a sample spreadsheet and a ton of other resources that I hope will empower you to develop a bare-bones but high-quality local search marketing package that will work for most people and can significantly benefit your agency in some notable ways.



The fundamental thing about rural client/agency bolivia number data is that the needs of these businesses are very moderate. The competitive bar is set so low in the small town and country setting that, with few exceptions, clients can build a strong local presence with a pared-down marketing plan.

Let’s be honest — many businesses in this scenario could fall for a website design package from a major web hosting agency. A few minutes spent with Google’s non-citizen local pack confirms that. But I personally don’t like independent businesses being treated like numbers because it goes against the way they operate. The local hardware store doesn’t keep you on hold for 45 minutes to answer a question. The local farm stand doesn’t take you overseas to buy heirloom tomatoes. Few small-town establishments stay in business for 150 years by overpromising and underdelivering.

Let's assume that many rural clients will have some kind of website. If they don't, you can suggest some kind of free or cheap solution . It will be enough to keep them somewhere in Google results, but if they never move beyond that, they may end up needing more conversions to stay in business.