This month we’re celebrating a huge milestone for BrightLocal: 10 years of making local marketing simple! So please allow us a little time to take stock of the last decade and cast an eye over how far we’ve come. For a start: look how much the UK team has grown over the years! We’re particularly… Read More
Jamie PitmanBy Jamie Pitman on December 13th, 2019Jamie PitmanSince November 3, when our local algorithm monitoring tool Local RankFlux alerted subscribers of high volatility in the local pack, the local search community has been abuzz with theories circulating as to what could be causing the major drops and increases in rankings. On Monday, December 2, Google confirmed it had rolled out an update… Read More
Stephanie NewtonBy Stephanie Newton on December 4th, 2019Stephanie NewtonToday, we’re proud to announce a major update to Reputation Manager with the release of Review Inbox. What is Review Inbox? Review Inbox makes multi-location reputation management simpler. Now you can see every customer review, for every location you manage in BrightLocal, from the comfort of a single feed. With Review Inbox you can: See… Read More
Kristian BannisterBy Kristian Bannister on November 27th, 2019Kristian BannisterHow much time do you spend setting up marketing reports for a client or for your business? A couple of hours? A whole day? Well, in BrightLocal you can now do it in under five minutes! That’s because we’ve just made a major upgrade to our Report Creation Wizard. At BrightLocal, we’ve always been dedicated… Read More
Kristian BannisterBy Kristian Bannister on November 22nd, 2019Kristian Bannister[Update: November 28th, 2019] After Local RankFlux initially tracked higher than usual ranking fluctuations at the beginning of November, new theories have emerged as the local search community tries to make sense of the changes; the local algorithm update has been coined ‘The Bedlam Update’, by Joy Hawkins, while theories are circulating that flux in the… Read More
Rosie MurphyBy Rosie Murphy on November 8th, 2019Rosie MurphyIt’s time to gather around the campfire and tell some spooky Google My Business (GMB) horror stories. Since he shares the name of Friday the 13th killer Jason Voorhees, it’s only fitting that Jason Brown acts as the narrator. Please do not read this post in the dark. Google allows and encourages users to create… Read More
Jason BrownBy Jason Brown on October 31st, 2019Jason BrownEnd of content
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