How do you stay organized when working on an SEO project?

How do you stay organized when working on an SEO project?

Here's the process to make sure you're all working efficiently: 1) Define your tasks. 2) Identify a timeframe. 3) Assign a project manager. 4) Use software to help with workflow. 5) Get the most out of your content with proofing tools.

Let’s face it. Local SEO is a bear of a task. It’s tedious, time consuming and requires a lot of coordination between the SEO and client. Though it’s not always fun, auditing and creating citations contributes to the digital success of a local business and is crucial to helping them rank in the Local 3 Pack (the three map results that appear at the top of a search result for a local business or service). As with anything SEO, it’s best to have a strategic process for your Local SEO efforts. I’ve found several resources, like this tutorial on finding NAP (name, address and phone number) variations, to be enormously helpful. However, nothing would prepare me for the chaos that I would encounter when embarking on a challenging citation audit. To help deal with the logistical stress, I’ve put together some tips for staying organized when doing Local SEO.