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Need some pointers for an authority site

by paperchaser89
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I want to start an authority site/blog that has to do with a service people use. The service providers are about the same each state just different regulations etc.. But the work and everything is the same. I can easily target my state but the content could be universal state wise.


Should I stick to my state or go nationwide..?

Also how would I start something like this as in Seo wise...? Because people usually search there state followed by the service when looking for a service provider. Example: Miami "service name" Los Angeles "service name" etc because people usually search state specific for the service how would I make it nationwide?

I can write a lot of content on this topic I been in the industry for a long time and am very educated on the topic.so can do articles guides the whole package.

Any advise or thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author jeffreydale
    State specific would probably bring in more targeted traffic, and produce more commissions/sales.

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    • Profile picture of the author stan22
      It really depends on your budget.
      If you've large budget (to buy content, etc.) then the nation-wide authority site option is the way to go.
      Otherwise, start with a narrow, state-wide reach by building state-specific site.
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      • Profile picture of the author paperchaser89
        Originally Posted by stan22 View Post

        It really depends on your budget.
        If you've large budget (to buy content, etc.) then the nation-wide authority site option is the way to go.
        Otherwise, start with a narrow, state-wide reach by building state-specific site.
        Do you think the domain should include the state...also the articles have the state + service keyword inserted into the articles...

        Thanks btw for the response.
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