State abbreviation vs. none for local
Hi guys,
Would like to get your opinion on something. I notice there can be a huge difference in search results for a search phrase with and without the state abbreviation. For example, 'blue widgets seattle' can bring a very different results page to 'blue widgets seattle wa'. To return for both search phrases, what should one do? Should one have a separate page optimized for each of those phrases? Or should you try and optimize just the one page for both, having a lot of 'blue widgets seattle' and a smattering of 'blue widgets seattle WA' scattered around the page? Or what's really the best route here?
Would really appreciate your thoughts. Thanks.
Would like to get your opinion on something. I notice there can be a huge difference in search results for a search phrase with and without the state abbreviation. For example, 'blue widgets seattle' can bring a very different results page to 'blue widgets seattle wa'. To return for both search phrases, what should one do? Should one have a separate page optimized for each of those phrases? Or should you try and optimize just the one page for both, having a lot of 'blue widgets seattle' and a smattering of 'blue widgets seattle WA' scattered around the page? Or what's really the best route here?
Would really appreciate your thoughts. Thanks.
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