Local Search Clinic: Schema Markup with Martha van Berkel – Coming Soon

In this Local Search Clinic, Schema App’s Founder Martha van Berkel will tackle your questions on schema markup. Join us to ask your questions and find out how schema markup can help your local SEO.

Got problems only the pros can answer? Looking for tips to boost your online search presence? Or just want to chat with fellow local SEOs? Join us each week for an hour of expert insights with new topics each week.

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