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Subject: Position your business as the top choice
To: tony@galaxybeads.com.au
From: "Patrick Hudson" <patrickhudson1@fastmail.com.au>
Date: Sat, 02 May 2026 11:28:14 +0530
Reply-To: patrickhudson1@fastmail.com.au
 
 Content preview: Hi, I wasn 19t planning to reach out today, but while going
 through a few Australian businesses online, I came across your website and
 felt it was worth a quick note. You 19ve clearly put effort into your business,
 but from a search visibility point of view, there are a few signals that
 don 19t seem to be fully aligned with how Google ranks local Australian busine
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Hi,
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I wasn=2019t planning to reach out today, but while going through a few Au=
stralian businesses online, I came across your website and felt it was wort=
h a quick note.
  =

You=2019ve clearly put effort into your business, but from a search visibi=
lity point of view, there are a few signals that don=2019t seem to be fully=
 aligned with how Google ranks local Australian businesses. Because of that=
, businesses often miss out on enquiries from people actively searching in =
their area.
  =

In most cases, it=2019s not about doing more marketing =2014 it=2019s abou=
t tightening a few core areas so Google can better understand:
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=B7  what services you should appear for in your local area
 =B7  which pages on your site should carry more weight
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e Maps and search
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I=2019m currently reviewing a small number of Australian websites and shar=
ing where I=2019m seeing missed visibility opportunities.
  =

If it makes sense, I can send a short proposal outlining what=2019s likely=
 holding things back and what could realistically be improved.
  =

Best regards,
Patrick Hudson
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P.S. If you=2019d prefer not to receive anything further, just reply =201C=
unsubscribe=201D and I won=2019t contact you again.

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