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  1. What does NAP stand for in local SEO?

    Answer: Name, Address, Phone number

    NAP stands for Name, Address, and Phone number — the core business information that must be consistent across all online listings.

  2. Which type of search query is MOST associated with local SEO intent?

    Answer: 'best pizza near me'

    Queries like 'near me' signal local intent, telling search engines the user wants results from businesses in their vicinity.

  3. What is a local citation?

    Answer: A mention of your business NAP on another website

    A local citation is any online mention of a business's name, address, and phone number, which helps search engines verify business legitimacy.

  4. Why is it important to verify your Google Business Profile?

    Answer: Only verified listings can appear in Google Maps and local search results

    Verifying your GBP confirms to Google that you are the legitimate owner, enabling your listing to appear in Maps and local search.

  5. Which of the following is a PRIMARY category choice for a dental clinic on Google Business Profile?

    Answer: Dentist

    Choosing the most specific and accurate primary category — 'Dentist' — helps Google match your listing to the most relevant searches.

  6. What happens when your business NAP information is inconsistent across directories?

    Answer: It can confuse search engines and lower your local ranking

    Inconsistent NAP data creates confusion for search engines about which information is correct, reducing trust and potentially lowering rankings.

  7. Which free tool does Google provide for businesses to manage their local online presence?

    Answer: Google Business Profile

    Google Business Profile (formerly Google My Business) is the free tool that lets businesses manage their appearance in Google Search and Maps.