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I have a few clients that are making the jump from 1 location to 2 locations and some have plans to open more, so they'll end up with 3-5 locations. Since everything to date one the site has been with the singular location in mind - is there a method for transitioning to 2+ locations? Following the structure for a multi-location setup, there would many changes to make....links, silos, even the GBP URLs, etc. Thoughts or experiences in navigating the transition?

I'm building out a company with multiple GBP properties. In the discussion of phone numbers, they are planning on keeping one central number for all properties. So one number across all GBPs. Any big issues here? I've always had clients with multiple properties have multiple phone numbers.

Most my clients have one GBP, a few have two locations. I have a new client with 4, all in the largest cities of the state, so one in each city. It is a new site, so there is really no previous content of any sort, I've built a new one that outlines their services, etc. and will continue to add content to. Where are you finding pricing works for your clients at multiple properties, especially those in larger metro areas? I can see the map rankings alone taking $7k, but I'm curious where others find good ground with their clients ranking multiple locations?

I have a client we've worked with over time they are seasonal and he has chose to seasonally put effort in to the site. Surprisingly it has gone pretty well over the years, however back in the summer (we take the foot off the gas then) his main keyword went from solid 1-2 rankings for about 13 miles to 20+ rankings. He has no changed addresses, I've been putting content back to the site since he became aware of the lapse, but I've never seen something fall off a cliff like that. Top ranking to nothing seemingly overnight, it might have happened over a 2 month period. Thoughts? Experiences of something similar? The keyword is listed on the homepage several times and it has an entire page dedicated to it...just odd that it was gold and then went to nothing.