• Moving to a New Place and Using SEO (Ep. 4 of SEO for Wedding Photographers)

  • May 25 2024
  • Length: 30 mins
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Moving to a New Place and Using SEO (Ep. 4 of SEO for Wedding Photographers)

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  • Summary

  • If you're moving, you may be wondering:

    -what impacts that will have on SEO

    -how long will it take me to rank?

    -can I rank before I relocate?

    -can I preserve my current SEO while building out SEO for the new place?

    We'll cover this in this episode!

    You'll love the answers and I have the proof pudding to show it doesn't have to be scary.

    I ranked my own website across multiple states while maintaining all my rankings...and it took a short amount of time for it to hit page for in a short time.

    I'll be talking about how I ranked for Tampa Wedding Photographer, Tampa wedding photographers, wedding photographer in Tampa, and other keywords...page #1!

    Resources (links mentioned):

    +Join my SEO for wedding photographers Facebook Group for live trainings and more!

    +General SEO for Photographers insight with video to lecture (private mastermind speech)

    +Book a gameplan call for a custom SEO gameplan to grow your business.

    +Join the data-driven SEO, Copywriting, Branding Mentorship Waitlist

    Additional Resources:

    +Grab my SEO eBook (also available on Kindle)

    +Check out my Wedding Photography SEO blogpost

    +The J&M Wedding Photography Education Pinterest Board

    SEO for Wedding Photographers Instagram Content

    Tiktok for SEO Tips
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