Some cunning business owners reckon that in the world of online search, the right name can make all the difference.
In a world dominated by Google searches and GPS apps, the right business name could just be the tech ticket to success. When one savvy restaurant owner decided to name his establishment 'Thai Food Near Me,' he tapped into the magic of local search optimization.
By utilising a commonly used search term as the restaurant's name, the owner pretty much ensured that anyone looking for Thai cuisine in the area would find his establishment at the top of their search results.
When customers are hungry and fancy some Thai food, they are likely to type "Thai food near me" into their device to see what's available locally.
It's an idea that other types of business are catching on to as well. One named their dental practice 'Dentist Near Me', recognizing that people seeking dental services often use this exact phrase in their online searches.
In the competitive world of local businesses, being found easily can make a substantial difference.
That is until Google decides to change its search rules and parameters. In the meantime, good luck to them!
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