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The text has a minimum of 100 words and a maximum of 300 words. I recommend writing something that will entice users to click past the cutoff point, especially since I find that display lengths vary across devices. It’s also a good idea to keep in mind that Google Posts are indexed content. Early testing is showing that using Posts alone can improve local pack rankings, but an interesting hypothesis is that they are also candidates for long-tail keyword optimization experiments. کے مطابقMike Blumenthal:

"... If there are very long-tail phrases, where the potential to increase relevance is not against a lot of headwinds, then that's a signal that Google can recognize and help lift the boat for that long-tail azerbaijan number data . My experience with this was that it didn't work well on head phrases, and it may need some degree of interaction to really work well. In other words, I'm not sure that the phrase alone but the phrases that are clicking on posts could be the real driver of this. It's not entirely clear yet."

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If you need to implement it at scale across multiple lists, re-read Joel’s description of the API and programming PatientPop. It will take some work, but an 11% increase in appointments could make it worth the investment! And of course, if you market to healthcare providers, it would be smart to check out PatientPop’s ready-made solution.
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I've been watching the development of Google Posts with interest. Right now, they live on Knowledge Panels and Listings, but given how they're structured, it's not impossible that they'll eventually make it into the organic SERPs. Whether that ever happens or not, what we have in this feature is that it offers users instant publishing for very little effort.