#Andy Kastelic

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NEWS OF THE WORLD (2020) Grade: B- 

You get strong performances and good production. The plot isn’t anything special, it's a good film but not a classic. Worth your attention. 

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#703 #News of the World

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News of the World (2020) Review

News of the World (2020) Review

Captain Kidd was a Civil War veteran who agrees to take a young girl back to her aunt and uncle after she had been taken by the Kiowa people many years before. The journey across Texas was never going to be an easy one. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (more…)

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Jennifer Hudson's talk show gets launch date | Entertainment News

Jennifer Hudson’s talk show gets launch date | Entertainment News

Jennifer Hudson’s talk show will launch in September. The 40-year-old singer-and-actress’ self-titled programme will launch on Fox in 95% of the US on 12 September, which is also the ‘Dreamgirls’ star’s birthday. She tweeted: “I can’t believe I get to say this, but welcome to my show !!! “Let’s light up daytime beginning September 12th! Wait a minute that’s my birthday !!!(sic)” Jennifer – who…

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Activity title: Class visit to the 3rd International Comic-book Exhibition “Ninth Dimension

Date: 9 - 11 October 2020

Category: Creativity, Service

Learning Outcomes:

Opportunity for socializing

Broadening of perspectives

Gaining an insight into different art styles

Familiarizing myself with local artists

Description:

The Third International Comic-book Exhibition titled “Ninth Dimension” was being held in the Kastel fortress, Banja Luka. We decided to attend the exhibition jointly, as a class. It lasted three days, during which we were given the opportunity to see various local and international art styles, along with the works of some famous authors. The organizers encouraged us to participate, giving us the space and material to express ourselves through drawing, which we happily accepted. Certain comic-books (together with books) were on sale, providing us with a chance to support local creators. I personally bought ‘’The Warhol Spirit”, which provides an insight into the life of Andy Warhol. A lecture regarding the philosophical impact of comic-books was held, during which different art styles and the impact of art on society were explained.

Reflection: 

I was delighted even in the first stages of the exhibition, seeing how this provided an opportunity to get to know my classmates, which was difficult before, due to the pandemic. Furthermore, we were able to enjoy the varying art styles and exchange our opinions. The lecture about the philosophy of comic-books was especially interesting, as it is something that often gets neglected. It was a refreshing perspective, which opened my eyes to the significance of this particular art form.

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Tindaki Aduan dam Tinjau Pengadaan CCTV, Kastel : Bagsu dan Bermanfaat

Tindaki Aduan dam Tinjau Pengadaan CCTV, Kastel : Bagsu dan Bermanfaat

Mediumindonesia.com, Pangkep – Kejaksaan Negeri Pangkep melalui Kasi Intel, Andi Trismanto menyambangi dua tempat yang diadukan masyarakat terkait pekerjaan di lingkup Pemda Pangkep, Jumat, 2 September. Adapun lokasi yang ditinjaunya adalah rehab Poskesdes Ciddokang dan Pengadaan CCTV Outdor di Kelurahan Mappasaile. Dari dua lokasi peninjauannya, dia pun telah mengambil kesimpulan yang berbeda…

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Agen Sewa Mobil Murah Bandung 2017

atas hargaagen sewa mobil murah bandung 2017 di indonesia ketika ini yang amat mahal sekali sehingga carter mobil merdeka kunci dapat jadi jalan keluar hebat lekas serta ekonomis buat pergerakan pemindahan kamu, dari kamu mencicil leasing alat transportasi di badan finansial ataupun finance atas bunga yg berat. antaran dampingi atau samper bandung- bandara soekarno hatta. buat mensupport layanan kita, kita pula memiliki bengkel bebas berjulukan bastian service center (bsc) serta bastian security tracking buat monitoring gps bagian alat transportasi kita. atas jasa paripurna 24 jam, kamu dapat percayakan keinginan pemindahan kamu pada seratour.

Jasa  Agen Sewa Mobil Murah Bandung 2017

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dari kota bandung bisa dilewati atas jarak 47 kilometer ke arah utara menuju ceduk ataupun anting-anting. janganlah kurang ingat buat bersambang balik ke sendiri kota akal budi. atas ukurannya yang alit, kamu dapat carter mobil daihatsu ayla eksklusif buat pergi ke jalanan kota macet karna beliau gampang sekali buat menyelat. terakhir, agen sewa mobil murah bandung 2017 ialah kastel shuri yang terdapat di pulau penting okinawa. lagi pula apabila kamu memakai carter mobil, pengetahuan asyik serta berkesan mulanya bakal menaik berlipat ganda ketika beristirahat di jakarta. tidak tahu karna keunggulan pada konsep eksteriornya, interior, ataupun ijab alat perkakas serta sarana didalamnya.

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carter mobil khususnya selagi di bandung bakal amat menolong dalam berjalan dari satu tempat darmawisata ke tempat yang lain. kamu hanya tinggal beri uang seperti harga yang tercap di laman ini dan sedia menikmati pelayanan persewaan mobil apes seperti atas agenda yang telah disetujui. aman menikmati jasa persewaan mobil jogja satrio langit transport. telah termasuk: mobil ber-ac serta pelayanan driver belum termasuk; bbm, karcis masuk obyek darmawisata, karcis parkir serta makan driver. 

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How to optimize Google My Business listings for multi-location businesses

Being listed on Google My Business (GMB) is an essential part of any local SEO strategy.

But how can businesses with multiple locations make sure they aren’t penalized in search rankings?

Produced in association with SweetIQ.

Google My Business

Google My Business was rolled out in 2014 to make it easier for local businesses to be found via search. It had an added benefit of allowing businesses to stay on top of reviews, and to perform analytics on interactions like clicks, views, calls and requests for directions.

In other words, it became the first step in any local search marketing strategy.

Today, a well-maintain GMB listing remains a vital source of traffic and, ultimately, revenue – especially for businesses competing for location-specific keywords.

Google’s ‘three pack’ of local search results, which is triggered by search terms with local intent like “restaurants Venice Beach”, is given significantly more prominence than organic results in both desktop and mobile SERPs. In fact, organic results are not even visible above the fold for mobile users.

Google’s mobile SERP for ‘restaurants Venice beach’ (left) vs ‘Venice beach’ (right). Screenshots courtesy of Andy Favell

Essential for SEO

Since Google reduced the number of local results from 7 to 3 in 2015, it has become more important than ever for businesses to feature as high as possible in these results. And with 1 in 3 Google searches now having local intent (according to digital marketing expert Jordan Kasteler) there is more traffic up for grabs than ever.

On the flip-side, competition for this traffic is fierce, meaning mistakes can cost you dearly. The Local Search Association estimates that over $10bn worth of potential annual sales are lost because of missing or conflicting information in Google My Business listings.

For businesses with multiple locations, this is a real problem; each business location has a unique address and contact details. How can big businesses ensure they aren’t penalized for conflicting information on their Google My Business profile?

First steps

Luckily, Google is well aware of this problem, and allows business owners to claim multi-location business listings. However, in order to be verified by Google as such, a few conditions must first be met. A business must:

Have at least 10 locations

Not be a service business

Not be an agency managing several clients

The local 3-pack for ‘pizza delivery New York’ returns Domino’s Pizza – a chain with many hundred locations

Optimize your multi-location business

After claiming your multi-location business on GMB, the next step is to optimize your listing. But before you can do this, you must first understand what factors influence your chance of appearing in the local ‘three pack’.

The most important of these is accuracy across all platforms. This means making sure every piece of information about your business is consistent across all the websites it appears on, including Yellow Pages, Yelp, Facebook, Foursquare, Apple Maps, Hotfrog and, of course, your own website.

Google bots crawl all of these pages and, when encountering information about your business, will compare it to your GMB listing to establish its validity. Any inconsistencies will raise a red flag about the accuracy of your information and will likely lead to your GMB listing being penalized in the rankings.

How do you ensure accuracy between your listings?

1. Claim and verify all your locations using a single, unique GMB account.

Make sure you delete any duplicate listings or accounts that may have been created by other staff members in other locations.

2. Ensure your business name, address and phone number (‘NAP’) are an exact match wherever they appear.

The easiest way to achieve this is to simply copy and paste from your GMB listing.

3. Optimize your store locator on your central website so it’s crawlable by Google.

Google considers your website the most ‘official’ source of information regarding your company, so ensuring Google can access it is essential.

4. Use a microsite for each of your store locations.

This gives each location a unique reference and separate About page – each with an accurate NAP that Google can crawl.

5. Use a Local Marketing Platform to manage all of this information.

It allows you to see what Google sees, and check and edit data for all your store location from a single interface – ensuring complete accuracy across all platform. Most can also provide advice on optimizing store locators for your website, along with detailed analytics on user interactions, traffic sources and more.

  To learn more about optimizing GMB listings for multi-location businesses, and to understand how to turn GMB data into actionable insights, download the SweetIQ Guide to Google My Business.

Content produced in association with SweetIQ. Click here to read our collaborative content guidelines.

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How to optimize Google My Business listings for multi-location businesses

Being listed on Google My Business (GMB) is an essential part of any local SEO strategy.

But how can businesses with multiple locations make sure they aren’t penalized in search rankings?

Produced in association with SweetIQ.

Google My Business

Google My Business was rolled out in 2014 to make it easier for local businesses to be found via search. It had an added benefit of allowing businesses to stay on top of reviews, and to perform analytics on interactions like clicks, views, calls and requests for directions.

In other words, it became the first step in any local search marketing strategy.

Today, a well-maintain GMB listing remains a vital source of traffic and, ultimately, revenue – especially for businesses competing for location-specific keywords.

Google’s ‘three pack’ of local search results, which is triggered by search terms with local intent like “restaurants Venice Beach”, is given significantly more prominence than organic results in both desktop and mobile SERPs. In fact, organic results are not even visible above the fold for mobile users.

Google’s mobile SERP for ‘restaurants Venice beach’ (left) vs ‘Venice beach’ (right). Screenshots courtesy of Andy Favell

Essential for SEO

Since Google reduced the number of local results from 7 to 3 in 2015, it has become more important than ever for businesses to feature as high as possible in these results. And with 1 in 3 Google searches now having local intent (according to digital marketing expert Jordan Kasteler) there is more traffic up for grabs than ever.

On the flip-side, competition for this traffic is fierce, meaning mistakes can cost you dearly. The Local Search Association estimates that over $10bn worth of potential annual sales are lost because of missing or conflicting information in Google My Business listings.

For businesses with multiple locations, this is a real problem; each business location has a unique address and contact details. How can big businesses ensure they aren’t penalized for conflicting information on their Google My Business profile?

First steps

Luckily, Google is well aware of this problem, and allows business owners to claim multi-location business listings. However, in order to be verified by Google as such, a few conditions must first be met. A business must:

Have at least 10 locations

Not be a service business

Not be an agency managing several clients

The local 3-pack for ‘pizza delivery New York’ returns Domino’s Pizza – a chain with many hundred locations

Optimize your multi-location business

After claiming your multi-location business on GMB, the next step is to optimize your listing. But before you can do this, you must first understand what factors influence your chance of appearing in the local ‘three pack’.

The most important of these is accuracy across all platforms. This means making sure every piece of information about your business is consistent across all the websites it appears on, including Yellow Pages, Yelp, Facebook, Foursquare, Apple Maps, Hotfrog and, of course, your own website.

Google bots crawl all of these pages and, when encountering information about your business, will compare it to your GMB listing to establish its validity. Any inconsistencies will raise a red flag about the accuracy of your information and will likely lead to your GMB listing being penalized in the rankings.

How do you ensure accuracy between your listings?

1. Claim and verify all your locations using a single, unique GMB account.

Make sure you delete any duplicate listings or accounts that may have been created by other staff members in other locations.

2. Ensure your business name, address and phone number (‘NAP’) are an exact match wherever they appear.

The easiest way to achieve this is to simply copy and paste from your GMB listing.

3. Optimize your store locator on your central website so it’s crawlable by Google.

Google considers your website the most ‘official’ source of information regarding your company, so ensuring Google can access it is essential.

4. Use a microsite for each of your store locations.

This gives each location a unique reference and separate About page – each with an accurate NAP that Google can crawl.

5. Use a Local Marketing Platform to manage all of this information.

It allows you to see what Google sees, and check and edit data for all your store location from a single interface – ensuring complete accuracy across all platform. Most can also provide advice on optimizing store locators for your website, along with detailed analytics on user interactions, traffic sources and more.

  To learn more about optimizing GMB listings for multi-location businesses, and to understand how to turn GMB data into actionable insights, download the SweetIQ Guide to Google My Business.

Content produced in association with SweetIQ. Click here to read our collaborative content guidelines.

from IM Tips And Tricks https://searchenginewatch.com/2017/05/08/how-to-optimize-google-my-business-listings-for-multi-location-businesses/

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How to optimize Google My Business listings for multi-location businesses

Being listed on Google My Business (GMB) is an essential part of any local SEO strategy.

But how can businesses with multiple locations make sure they aren’t penalized in search rankings?

Produced in association with SweetIQ.

Google My Business

Google My Business was rolled out in 2014 to make it easier for local businesses to be found via search. It had an added benefit of allowing businesses to stay on top of reviews, and to perform analytics on interactions like clicks, views, calls and requests for directions.

In other words, it became the first step in any local search marketing strategy.

Today, a well-maintain GMB listing remains a vital source of traffic and, ultimately, revenue – especially for businesses competing for location-specific keywords.

Google’s ‘three pack’ of local search results, which is triggered by search terms with local intent like “restaurants Venice Beach”, is given significantly more prominence than organic results in both desktop and mobile SERPs. In fact, organic results are not even visible above the fold for mobile users.

Google’s mobile SERP for ‘restaurants Venice beach’ (left) vs ‘Venice beach’ (right). Screenshots courtesy of Andy Favell

Essential for SEO

Since Google reduced the number of local results from 7 to 3 in 2015, it has become more important than ever for businesses to feature as high as possible in these results. And with 1 in 3 Google searches now having local intent (according to digital marketing expert Jordan Kasteler) there is more traffic up for grabs than ever.

On the flip-side, competition for this traffic is fierce, meaning mistakes can cost you dearly. The Local Search Association estimates that over $10bn worth of potential annual sales are lost because of missing or conflicting information in Google My Business listings.

For businesses with multiple locations, this is a real problem; each business location has a unique address and contact details. How can big businesses ensure they aren’t penalized for conflicting information on their Google My Business profile?

First steps

Luckily, Google is well aware of this problem, and allows business owners to claim multi-location business listings. However, in order to be verified by Google as such, a few conditions must first be met. A business must:

Have at least 10 locations

Not be a service business

Not be an agency managing several clients

The local 3-pack for ‘pizza delivery New York’ returns Domino’s Pizza – a chain with many hundred locations

Optimize your multi-location business

After claiming your multi-location business on GMB, the next step is to optimize your listing. But before you can do this, you must first understand what factors influence your chance of appearing in the local ‘three pack’.

The most important of these is accuracy across all platforms. This means making sure every piece of information about your business is consistent across all the websites it appears on, including Yellow Pages, Yelp, Facebook, Foursquare, Apple Maps, Hotfrog and, of course, your own website.

Google bots crawl all of these pages and, when encountering information about your business, will compare it to your GMB listing to establish its validity. Any inconsistencies will raise a red flag about the accuracy of your information and will likely lead to your GMB listing being penalized in the rankings.

How do you ensure accuracy between your listings?

1. Claim and verify all your locations using a single, unique GMB account.

Make sure you delete any duplicate listings or accounts that may have been created by other staff members in other locations.

2. Ensure your business name, address and phone number (‘NAP’) are an exact match wherever they appear.

The easiest way to achieve this is to simply copy and paste from your GMB listing.

3. Optimize your store locator on your central website so it’s crawlable by Google.

Google considers your website the most ‘official’ source of information regarding your company, so ensuring Google can access it is essential.

4. Use a microsite for each of your store locations.

This gives each location a unique reference and separate About page – each with an accurate NAP that Google can crawl.

5. Use a Local Marketing Platform to manage all of this information.

It allows you to see what Google sees, and check and edit data for all your store location from a single interface – ensuring complete accuracy across all platform. Most can also provide advice on optimizing store locators for your website, along with detailed analytics on user interactions, traffic sources and more.

  To learn more about optimizing GMB listings for multi-location businesses, and to understand how to turn GMB data into actionable insights, download the SweetIQ Guide to Google My Business.

Content produced in association with SweetIQ. Click here to read our collaborative content guidelines.

from Search Engine Watch https://searchenginewatch.com/2017/05/08/how-to-optimize-google-my-business-listings-for-multi-location-businesses/