SEO Question: Location based SEO vs General SEO
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I'm new to SEO and currently working on building a marketing business that will upsell SEO (for this I would outsource to have done for my clients). Please bear with my questions on SEO as again I'm new and trying to learn. Of course I'll probably end up using layman's terms below (haha...not up to all the lingo expetise yet )
At any rate, I was thinking this morning, I'm assuming there is such a thing as local SEO vs general SEO? The reason I ask is in thinking of my upsell tactic/structure I would like to offer packages somethign to the effect of (terms used for lack of a better word in this case): Package 1 (Local SEO services) and Package 2 (Regionsal SEO services) and Package 3 (Nationwide SEO)..
Here are my thoughts:
1) Local SEO would have the intent of placing them higher in the Google pages if a customer were to search for their business+location (perhaps doing this for a 3-5 city range)
2) Regional SEO would be similar however expanded with keywords utilizing say 10 city range (or something like that)
3) Nationwide SEO - I couldn't think of a better word while typing this. This would be SEO in general in trying to get a keyword or 2 or 3 (essentially their business) in as high a ranking in Google as possible (without the need to search by location too).
Did this make sense? Do folks here who offer SEO services do things like this? I guess a tiered approach if you will?
Thanks much for all your help!
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