For example, if you are marketing a business located in Toronto
Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2025 5:27 am
If you have an SEOptimer account, you can pull up your keyword list to easily identify which ones you're already doing well with and which ones need more attention.
keyword research results
Then add relevant geographic variations to your keywords to help them rank in local search results.
Because you can't rely on DuckDuckGo to accurately pinpoint searchers' locations, rich people database using location-specific keywords will help your pages be found by local DuckDuckGo searchers.
, Canada, there are several geo-specific keywords to consider adding to your main keywords:
City: Toronto (e.g. "best pizza toronto")
City area: North York (e.g. "pizza restaurant north york")
Area code: 416 indicates the city of Toronto rather than an adjacent suburb (e.g. "best pizza 416")
City slang and abbreviations: “TO” is used by locals (e.g. “best TO pizza”)
In the screenshots below, you can see the difference in search results when you add and remove geographic keywords for the search phrase "best pizza."
In the first search, without any geographic keywords, you can see that the organic results are not specific to my location in Toronto at all.
keyword research results
Then add relevant geographic variations to your keywords to help them rank in local search results.
Because you can't rely on DuckDuckGo to accurately pinpoint searchers' locations, rich people database using location-specific keywords will help your pages be found by local DuckDuckGo searchers.
, Canada, there are several geo-specific keywords to consider adding to your main keywords:
City: Toronto (e.g. "best pizza toronto")
City area: North York (e.g. "pizza restaurant north york")
Area code: 416 indicates the city of Toronto rather than an adjacent suburb (e.g. "best pizza 416")
City slang and abbreviations: “TO” is used by locals (e.g. “best TO pizza”)
In the screenshots below, you can see the difference in search results when you add and remove geographic keywords for the search phrase "best pizza."
In the first search, without any geographic keywords, you can see that the organic results are not specific to my location in Toronto at all.