Reading this post really resonated with me, especially the emphasis on prioritizing high-trust citation sites over sheer quantity. When I first started working on local SEO, I was guilty of submitting to as many directories as possible without considering their authority or impact. It wasn’t until I focused on high-quality, relevant platforms—like industry-specific directories and well-established local listings—that I saw a significant boost in rankings. It makes sense because Google’s algorithms are increasingly sophisticated in evaluating trust signals. I wonder, for those managing multiple locations, how do you ensure NAP consistency across all your listings without it becoming overwhelming? Do you rely on specific tools or processes for regular audits to keep everything aligned? I’ve found that automating some of this process really helps maintain quality and avoids accidental discrepancies.Reply