Promoting your rural local SEO package

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Once you've created your guide and templates, what's next? Here are some simple tips:

Create a great landing page on your website specifically for this package and call it your homepage as well. Where appropriate, create internal links to it.
Promote on social media.
Blog about why you created this package, positioning your agency as an ally for rebuilding rural communities.
If, like me, you live in a rural area, consider presenting at local community events that will put you in front of small business owners.
Don't ignore old-school media like community bolivia number data boards at the local post office, or even flyers leaning against electricity poles.
If you're city-savvy, consider how far you'll have to travel to get to the nearest rural community to attend events.
Advertising in rural papers, both offline and online, can be quite economical. There are also print bulletins from places of worship, local school papers, and other publications that welcome sponsors. Give it a try.
And, of course, ask happy clients to refer you, letting them know what it means for your business. You can also develop a referral program.
The truth is, your agency may not be able to survive with rural clients alone. You may still be targeting the bulk of your campaigns toward urban businesses because only a few highly competitive clients can bring welcome security to your bank account.

But maybe it’s a good day to start looking beyond the fast food franchise, the NY attorney, and the LA dermatology group. The more one reads about rural entrepreneurs, the more one tends to empathize with them, and empathy is the best foundation I know for building beneficial business relationships.