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If you do not have a GMB profile, follow the short steps in this guide to set one up. Your Google reviews will show up in your Google My Business profile if someone directly searchers for your business, they’ll appear in the coveted “3-pack” when people search for services like yours, and they’ll show up in Google Maps when people search for businesses close by. You’ve got two options to get your Google review. The first option doesn’t work for everyone, so we normally recommend option two, but here are both for your choosing. Step 1: Do a Google search for your business. Step 2: Find your business listing and click the “Write a Review” button. A form to choose a star rating and leave a comment will pop up. Step 3: Copy the URL in the search bar. You'll notice this link is really long, and we recommend shortening it.
Maybe that will change in the near future though. You can connect a branded domain to your URL shortener, or you can integrate with Rebrandly to connect your branded URL shortener, making the process very easy. Branch is an analytics company specializing in deep links and improved attribution for mobile apps. If you are creating, or have, a mobile app and have a very slim website, this one is probably for you. Their core deep linking features and analytics are free, while the more advanced premium solutions are charged. You can start using their core product and SDK integration for free today. If you want to go premium, they offer a 2-week free trial, and afterwards they charge based on the number of events, clicks, or monthly visitors you have. Branch is absolutely for app developers, and data analysts and data-driven marketers that work on large user base apps. Unfortunately, they are a data analytics company first and a URL shortener second, meaning there is no clear way to shorten a URL for the sake of shortening a URL.
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This isn’t a huge deal because most modern servers treat capital and lowercase letters in URLs the same. For example, some servers will treat these URLs as different. So to be on the safe side, use lowercase for all of the letters in your URLs. This is less common in 2020. But I still see a lot of people using dates in their URLs. And it’s a VERY bad idea. First off, dates make your URLs longer. That adds up to 43 total characters. But when you strip out the date, that decreases the URL length to only 32 characters. That’s a 25.5% difference! Second, dates make it harder to update your content. And in January 2020, you want to update that page. Uh oh. The URL has “2019” in it. So if you update your page to be all about “iPhone apps for 2020”, the URL is going to be super confusing. Yes, you can 301 redirect the page to a new URL.


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