All right, good afternoon campers. So we're going to talk about SEO goes local. I'm going to mention a few resources, URLs, during my presentation. And so you're not having to scramble to write those down. I've got a resource list online with all of them. It's actually got a lot more resources there for local SEO. It's bit.ly.ly.ly slash SEO goes local. So it's a bit.ly link with the name of the program. Pretty easy to remember. I will have this up again at the end of the program in case you don't get it now. All right, so search engine optimization is basically just trying to get your website or your web page to rank better on Google. It's pretty straightforward. A lot of people have been doing this for many years. It's a bit complicated. The concept straightforward, but implementation is a bit complicated. But local SEO is a little different. And I think a good place to start with that is just to just talk about what local search is. And it's basically when somebody searches to find products or services in their area. So you could be looking for a gas grill or a kiddie pool. I guess summer is on my mind. You could be looking for an attorney, a dentist, home builder, any sort of thing. So basically, when you're looking to find products or services around where you live or around where you happen to be. And it's hard to get good numbers on this, but the numbers I've seen suggest that about 20% of all search has local intent, and that that goes up to about 50% on mobile. So this is a huge market we're talking about. It's one we cannot afford to ignore. So this is a standard search results page. This is for, I don't know how much you can actually read of that, but that's OK. This is for a broad search, Santa Rosa Attorneys, which is a local search. It's got a city name in it. These are ads at the top through the Google AdWords program, some organic links down here at the bottom. You may not be able to read those, but they reflect the local intent. They are about Santa Rosa Attorneys. And then there are more results tied to the search here in the Map Pack. And this is a three-pack now. It used to be a seven-pack. It's now much harder to be on the front page of Google on the Map Pack. We have less chances to be there now.  And you may see, depending upon the query, you may see page after page after page of these, 20 results per page. So that's just to show you how some of these things show up on Google. But who benefits from local search? I think this will help a number of folks in the audience or your clients, or maybe both. Anyone with a brick and mortar location is one type of business that benefits from it.  That could be a retail location. It could be a bank. It could be a doctor's office, any number of things. Service area businesses also benefit from this. So you may go to a customer and provide services, or you may provide services long distance. And typical things to think about are roofers and plumbers and electricians. But it also applies to landscapers, even web designers and web developers. And folks like me who do SEO consulting.  You can be on Google Maps without showing your address. And I'm gonna show you how to do that. Now I typically think of five components for local SEO. There's Google and some other major players, citations, which I'll define momentarily, links from somebody else's website to your website, reviews, and then things you can do on your own website. Now this is a little different from regular SEO that you might do for a blog or for an e-commerce company. You'll see that most of these have to do with things that happen off of your site. So that's one place where this really differs from traditional website SEO. So I'm gonna go through each of these, I'll kinda define them, give you some tips about how to strengthen your presence through each of these, and then talk about ways you can tie your WordPress site into each one. So I'll start with Google. Your Google business listing is very important. You can search for your business name on Google, and then you see here on the right side in what we call the Knowledge Panel or the Knowledge Graph, there's a link there, claim this business. So you can just click on that if Google already knows about your business. If not, if they don't know about it, if you search for it and it doesn't come up, or if it's a brand new business you're setting up, you can go to google.com slash business, and again these links are in the resource list. And you're gonna see a screen like this, and I suggest you choose storefront if your physical location, brick and mortar location where people come to you, service area otherwise. Don't do a brand listing because those do not rank in local search results. As soon as you do this and claim your listing, you get a good deal of control over what shows up in the Knowledge Panel here on the right side when people are searching for your business. You can add photos, you can change the description of it if the hours are incorrect. There's a lot of things you can do. You can change the category or add an additional category. So you instantly get a lot of control over how your brand appears in Google Business Listings and Google Listings. You also get a nice mobile presence because you'll instantly get this too with click to call, click for directions, click to go to the website, big buttons that'll help out for mobile. Now some things that you're gonna have to do to do this is you're gonna have to verify your ownership because Google doesn't want to give control of listening to a competitor or something like that. This is typically done through either your primary business phone number or your street address. So they can either do an automated phone call to your business and either way you're gonna get a pin code that you'll go and enter online or they will mail you one. If you're given the choice and they have an algorithm that'll decide whether you're given both options or just one, maybe based upon past history of business use of the address or phone number or something. But if they give you a choice, do the phone verification because that is immediate and then you'll get immediate control over it. But again, that has to be done to the primary business phone number or the street address, not to a post office box, not to another phone number. And that way they make sure that it's something that the business owner is in control of and somebody else can't grab your listing and list it as permanently closed or something. You wanna fill in your profile, add photos, all the fields that they give you. Make sure you're adding plenty of information there. Choose an appropriate category. And I've got a list of all Google business categories in that resource list online. A pretty good number of businesses that I work with, five or maybe even 10% have a category that's either just tangentially related to them or something that's not related at all. I don't know how they managed to do that but it does happen. So this is very important in terms of what kind of search queries you turn up for. So you wanna be sure you're choosing an appropriate category. Don't do keyword stuffing. There's no need to repeat your city name or your service in the business description. You will get dinged for that. I don't like to say the city name more than once or the service more than once, like East Side Plumbers, Atlanta, Georgia. I wouldn't wanna repeat those things. You don't need to say plumbing supply, plumbing repair, emergency plumber service, things like that over and over again because Google will ding you for that and it will hurt your rankings. If you have multiple locations, like if you have a client that's got several restaurants around town, then they're gonna have to have a separate listing for each location. Now, I said something about hiding your address so here's how you do that. When you go in to add a listing and if you're claiming an existing listing, it's gonna look a little different but when you go in to edit the address section, this will come up. There's a link down here that says, I don't even know if I can read that. My business has service areas where I serve customers at their location.  Now, if you have a home office and you want people coming there, you have regular hours, by all means, leave that check but if you wanna hide your home address, uncheck that box, it says I serve customers at my business address. Google will not display your address in search results then. You can see here this is a very competitive search, Charlotte Plumbers and the number one, two and three sites there. There's no click for directions, there's no address shown. Clearly it does not hurt your ranking potential to do this. So I said Google, et cetera. There are some other players to think about. You may recognize some of these folks. They tend to be fairly important and I just wanna start with Apple because Apple's got a new product out. This is at mapsconnect.apple.com. Again, this is on the resource list and you can go there and you can list your business and this is important because there are a lot of people who use these things called iPhones. Sometimes they lose them but anyway, a lot of people are on these, they're searching for businesses and you want to be there.  Google's not the only game in town these days. Mobile has changed everything. Voice search has changed things a lot. So the one thing about Apple Maps though is that this is just for storefronts, places with physical locations where people can come to you because it's mainly for directions. So they don't have a way for service area businesses to get listings on Apple yet. They may in the future, they're becoming more and more like a search engine. Facebook is also important. A lot of people spend a lot of time on Facebook and quite a few people, if they're searching for something, may not leave Facebook. They may go right there to the search bar and search for something. So it's important to have a Facebook place page for your business. I've seen figures that say 24% of all local search happens on Facebook. I don't know that I believe that but I bet the number's relatively high. And one tip on Facebook, when you have a listing as a local business, you can actually have three subcategories and I see a lot of businesses that just have one. So if there's something, another category that's related to your business, go in and add those additional categories. You can have three there and it will impact how often you come up in Facebook search results. Facebook is even showing up on the front page of Google for searches now. You can see the star ratings there and all. So it's an important place to be. Now Bing, and you may think, okay, who uses Bing to search anymore? But you'd be surprised. Something that happened a couple of years ago is Bing swung a deal with Firefox to become the default search provider for Firefox. So when somebody goes and downloads Firefox now, unless they go in and manually change who the search engine is, it's gonna be Bing. They also have deals to be the search provider for AOL and Yahoo, all those search results are powered by Bing. These are the most recent figures I could find. They're from a year ago, but I think they're still pretty accurate. So when you add it all up, Google has about two thirds of desktop search and Bing has one third. So that's a big audience. Now this is just desktop search. This doesn't have anything to do with mobile. So you can probably cut that number in half for total search, but still, it's an important place to be. So I'd encourage you to go to Bing Places for Business and claim your listing there and make sure they have accurate information about your business. Now on your website, what can you do to strengthen this tie between these different search engines? You wanna have your name, address, and phone number in text on your website. You can have it in this nice graphic header, your website name, your business name, your phone number and all, but it needs to be somewhere in text on the page. I've seen sites where I can right click and look at view source and I can't find the address or phone number anywhere on the page. And if I can't see it in the code, Google can't see it either. So you wanna be sure that's there. I think a local area code is a strong signal to Google that you're a local business and it's a strong signal to consumers as well. If you move from somewhere else and you wanna hold on to your phone number, you can get a Google voice number for free and have it forward. So you can get a local phone number that way. You want to have the city, state, business name, and main service in the title tag. And you don't need to repeat some of these if they're already part of your business name. So if it's Eastside Plumbers, you can say Eastside Plumbers Atlanta, Georgia, you don't need to say plumber again in the title tag. Title tags show up here, the browser tab. They also show up as the title and search results. And for this business, I would say, they should probably have it say Ballast Point Brewing Company, San Diego, California. And that way they work in the full business name, what type of business they are, and the city and state in there. And it just helps Google figure things out better. You also wanna have a location page with a Google map embedded. And you see this a lot with the address there. They've got the Google map there, but this isn't the best way to do it. You can also do it this way where it's actually tied to the business name and it shows your reviews in aisle on Google. To do this, you search for your business in Google and you can't do this till you have a Google business listing set up, but as soon as you do, you can do it. You go over here into the knowledge panel and click on the map pin, which takes you to Google Maps. Go to the menu icon in the upper left-hand corner, click on share or embed map, and boom, you get code to just drop on your site. It's really easy to do and you end up with a map that has this. Now, this does a number of things. It does a really good job of tying together your Google business listing, Google Maps, and your website. And again, we're just looking for ways to make things a lot clearer to Google about your business and this does a good job of doing that. So the next component, and I'm gonna go through these pretty fast. Half an hour is not much time to talk about local SEO, but citations, I'm sure you've come across a lot of sites like this. These are places that list your business name, address, and phone number. And they're kind of like directory sites, which doesn't work very well for SEO these days. We used to have all these web directories and you could list your sites on all of them and it doesn't really help much anymore. For local SEO, it's critically important still. And I'll tell you why. Google doesn't visit all these places in person. They've got algorithms that do everything. So they crawl the web and they crawl all these sites, Yelp and Facebook and Yelpages.com and all these and they look at that name, address, phone number and they're looking for consistency in that. If you moved your business a few years ago and you've got all these listings out there and you don't have to create these listings, they just kind of spontaneously appear. But you've got an old address at half of them and your new address, your current address at half of them, you're probably not gonna rank very well because Google doesn't wanna take a chance of sending someone to a place no longer there that's moved, has closed down or something like that. So consistency of name, address, phone number across these listings is very important. Address and phone number are probably more so than name. People tweak their business name a lot. Minor variations don't matter. If you've got LLC appended to your business name in some places and not in others, that's okay. If you've got ST versus street in some locations, Google can parse all that. That's not an issue but you wanna be sure they have the right address and phone number there. You want to claim these listings so you do it kinda like you did with Google. At each site they're gonna have something different but there's gonna be a link that says are you the owner or manage this listing or something like that and you'll have to look around a little bit but go to yellowpages.com, search for your business. You'll find these. If you have an email address associated with your business domain, with your website domain, use that when you're claiming these listings. It gives these services a little more comfort that you are actually the business owner or have some kind of relation with the business. Fill them out thoroughly. Another thing that Google looks at is citation quality and even citation quantity. Quality's very important. Are you on some of these major citation sites? Ones that are important to your niche or ones that nobody's ever heard of but fill them out thoroughly because another thing about quality is how thorough these profiles are filled out. So if they let you add photos, add photos, if they let you include links to your social media profiles, you want to do that. There are informal citations as well. These others are kind of structured directories but if you have a client that opened a restaurant, one of the local newspapers may pick that up and say something about it and list the business name, address, phone number, a local blogger may do that. These are great citations, they're more informal. It's not like a directory structure but they're very helpful. In fact, local citations are critically important whether they're informal or formal citations. Apart from some of the major national sites and I'd say yellowpages.com, Yale, I'd even include Facebook and that and others depending upon what type of business you have. Local listings are the most important. There are local directories out there that you can find that you can list your site on but any kind of local listings, local website mentions you can get are great. And then niche listings related to your business are the next most important and then there's like these second and third and fourth tier national directories you've never heard of. On your website, you wanna have the name, address, phone number and this concept is so important in local SEO we've got this abbreviation for it in AP so you'll see this come up over and over again here in the presentation. It doesn't mean it's after lunch, it's time to take a nap. But name, address, phone number, in text and I would put it on every page of your website. It can be in the footer, it can be in the sidebar but I would put it on every page on your site. Now reviews are another thing that's very important. These review stars really draw your eye. They can dramatically influence click-through rate. Consumers make a very quick decision based upon things like this. They see the rating, they see the review stars and boom, they've clicked and they're off to wherever. You really need to ask for these. You see these here, I don't know if you can read this but the top one and the bottom one are attorneys. They've got 62 and 59 reviews. That doesn't happen by accident. If you're a restaurant, you may get that many reviews serendipitously but not as an attorney. They're asking their clients. They're asking all their clients or they're asking their best clients for reviews. I guarantee you, you don't get this many accidentally as an attorney. So you just got to figure out where to put it in your process. It depends upon your type of business. The business model, if you have follow-ups with your clients and customers but bake it into your process, ideally you're asking everyone or trying to ask your best customers or something like that to review you. Five is the magic number and 10 is even better. So this guy in the middle has four reviews. Why are there no stars there? Once you get to five reviews, Google will show that average rating and show the star icons. I see a lot of businesses that I go to that have like four or five star reviews and I'm like, you gotta go get that fifth review. You gotta find somebody that will do it. As soon as you get those stars here, if you've got a good rating, it will dramatically influence the click-through rate. I guarantee you that if he has a good rating and gets those star icons there, even with just five reviews, it's probably gonna double his click-through rate on this listing. Oh, and 10 is even better. Once you get to 10, the average rating seems to become something of a ranking factor. Negative reviews. This is a complex subject and it scares off a lot of business owners. They don't wanna deal with reviews. They wanna stick their head in the sand. And I've got some good information on the site, the resource list about these and I'd encourage you to read up on it more there, but I'd encourage you to embrace reviews and embrace even negative reviews. You need to respond to negative reviews but never in the heat of the moment. You have to remember that the customer is always right even if they are wrong. But if you can respond and give them some context for what happened, exhibit some compassion and tell them how you're gonna correct things so that you can make it right for them or it doesn't happen to the next person, a lot of times those people will go back and they'll edit that review and they'll give you a higher rating. Sometimes they'll even become some of the strongest advocates out there for your business. So you can use negative reviews to really inform management decisions, to improve your processes, but reviews are vitally important. I hear them described as the new currency of the web. It's not just Google, there's Yelp, Facebook and others and a good way to see what review sites you should be focusing on is to search for your business name, search for your competitors, search for your categories and keywords and see what review sites show up on the front page of Google. That'll tell you really quick which ones you need to be focusing on. On your website, I think it's nice to have a page with reviews or testimonials. It'll also help you rank if somebody types in your business name and the word reviews. Get some to your site instead of somebody else's. There's a Google Places Reviews plugin you can use that'll pull in your most recent reviews. There are widgets for Trip Advisor, Yelp, all sorts of these review sites. So the next component is links, links from somebody else's site to yours. Now, links have always been important for SEO from the early days of Google. It's something people have been working on for a long time. It's a ranking factor from Google and you can pursue these even though Google sometimes says don't do it. It's okay and it is still a very strong ranking factor. It didn't used to be important for local SEO. Couple of years ago, we could get your Google business listing up, make sure there weren't name address, phone number, errors and citations and boom, you're on the front page of Google. You're in the seven pack. Now there's a three pack and links are more important these days. Google unleashed the pigeon algorithm. You may have heard of Penguin and Panda. Well, they did the pigeon local search algorithm in July of 2014, almost two years ago now and it did a number of things. One is we have a much smaller search radius now. So before if you search for restaurants from here, you might have come up with the top restaurants in Atlanta. Now you're probably more likely to come up with the ones very close to your current location. It missed smaller map packs. So we went from the seven pack to the three pack and links became more important. Links to your website became more important for local search than they were in the past. Now, link building is something that we could talk about for a long time but I just wanna give you some broad quick tips here. If you support nonprofits and charities, they can be a great source of links. Bloggers, you know, know your local bloggers. No bloggers in your niche. They can be a great source of links. Partners and suppliers, if you have somebody that you send a lot of referrals to because it just doesn't work with your business model, what people ask you about it, they may be willing to link to you. They're often a great source of links and they may be happy to do it just because you're sending them a lot of referrals and they wanna keep you happy. Alumni profiles, sometimes you can link to your business from those. If they won't let you link to a commercial site, you can often link to a social media profile for your business. There are industry directories out there for anything you can think of, mechanics and architects and hair salons and all sorts of things. So those are a good source and those are citations too. Chamber of Commerce, Better Business Bureau, those typically will cost you a few hundred dollars but they may be worth it to you. Meetup groups are, you know, this is an interesting one. Google sees Meetup as a very authoritative site and Meetup has local ties and it has oftentimes ties to your business niche. And I can't go into detail here but on the resource list, I've got a couple of links that you might wanna check out. You can sponsor a Meetup group, not all Meetup groups wanna have sponsors, some don't but when they do, it can be really cheaper. It can just be providing them a meeting place or something like that and you can get a very authoritative link back to your site from this Meetup group which can be very helpful in terms of rankings. So one of the things on the resource list actually has a specific query that you can use to find Meetup groups that have no sponsors in your city. So take a look at that. Discounts, if you offer discounts for seniors, veterans, and students, there are websites that will list these. You can contact them for a link. Sometimes you can get a .gov or .edu link out of these and those are very valuable links. You can sponsor events. I came across a story recently about a chiropractor, kind of a sports fitness guy. He sponsors every running event in his town, 1K, 2K, 5K, Marathon, whatever. Guess who's the number one ranked chiropractor in his town? It can work really well. Youth Athletics, if the local Little League or Soccer League actually links out to sponsors, that's another place to look. On your website, great content is really what helps get you links. WordPress started out as a blogging platform and blogging's a great way to get some links. As a matter of fact, I don't wanna go through all these stats, but you probably can't read this, but it says the average company that blogs generates 97% more inbound links. So if you wanna double your links, get blogging. So speaking of things you can do on your own website, in addition to all the regular SEO stuff you'd be doing, making sure you got the right keywords you're going after, good content. I'll repeat myself a couple times here because these are so important. City State, business name and main service in your title tag, name, address, phone number, in text on every page. I also like to see prominent contact information, a phone number high on the page. By the way, I agree with Judy about not having sliders, they're horrible for conversion. Clickable phone number when you're talking about mobile. Hours of operation is one of the main things that people go to websites for local businesses for, so have that there. Any kind of useful information you can put, I mean, you know the tricks of your trade, the secrets and all, the things you might share at a cocktail party or something about your business, and you can put those on your website. You know what questions you get asked over and over and over again, and if people are asking you those things in person, they're probably looking for them online too, so it's a great thing to do for FAQs. Directions can be really helpful. When Google started focusing with the Pigeon Algorithm on more hyper-local contests. Okay, I'm okay. When the Pigeon Algorithm, Google started focusing more on hyper-local contests, so actually having directions on your site that mention landmarks and street names and things like that can help. Mobile, so critically important, if you need to have a mobile optimized website, if it isn't, change themes, may not be that simple, but it's not that bad. We're really in a mobile-first world now. Over half of all organic search happens on mobile at this point. By the way, check out your website speed. Don't do website speed just on your desktop. Check it out on mobile too. You can do that through Google Analytics and just segment for mobile, but you may have a site that loads in two or three or four seconds and you may think that's not bad, but that may turn into eight or 10 seconds on mobile. Five percent of your traffic's coming from mobile, that's not bad. If 70% of your traffic's coming from mobile, that's a real problem for you. If you search for your business name on mobile, you should see something like this, a link there that says mobile-friendly or a label that says mobile-friendly. If you don't, then when people search for you on mobile, you may not be ranking as high as you are on desktop search, and this doesn't mean you have the perfect mobile site, it just means you passed a few basic tests. So coming back to blogging, blogging's great. Google-like sites that are deep, that are frequently updated, and blogger's right, it gives us fresh content. It's a great thing to do. It does get you external links. I cannot explain why, but no matter how narrow your niche, if you blog for a while, people are gonna link back to you. I have no explanation for how it happens, it just happens. It gives you a way to latch on to stories in the news, kind of a soapbox to talk about those things, your slant on it, if something happens in your industry that becomes newsworthy. Sometimes that can work for you and give you a lot of local press, too. Business people know they need to be on social media, but they often don't know what to post there, so this is just another thing you can say, here's my latest blog post. Hyperlocal content can help these days, so when you're blogging, you don't have to just blog about your business. You can blog about things happening in your neighborhood and work in some of these neighborhood names and things, and it does seem to impact rankings a little bit. It may be a minor ranking factor, but it does seem to help. You can talk about the mural across the street or your favorite place to walk the dog or the best park in your community or things of that sort, road construction. So that's a very, very quick look at the five components of local SEO. This is where you can find me. By the way, on Twitter, I kind of have a little bit of a curatorial account. I don't post a lot there. I may be doing more right now because the word can't, but if something important comes up in the world of SEO or local SEO, I try to post it there, and usually that's just a time or two a week. Things do change pretty fast in SEO and local SEO. There's the link again, bit.ly slash SEO goes local, and there's lots of resources there. So I think I'm ready for questions now. Yes. The question is how does that mobile-friendly label come up in search results? Yep, that's from Google. They run it through a little algorithm and see if it's mobile-friendly. There's actually a testing tool for mobile at Google and the link for that's in the resource list as well, so you can check it out. They'll also give you a lot of suggestions that may actually improve speed on your site on mobile, so that's helpful too. Yes. We didn't have time to do not all that, but how do multiple locations deal with the name, address, phone number, and text on every page, and the city, state, and the title tag? Location pages, basically an individual page on the website for each location is probably one of the best ways to do that. If you have two or three locations, sometimes you can just do all that on the homepage. Home page tends to have more page authority in Google's eyes, so if you can do that on the homepage, it can actually help you rank a little better, but if you have 20 or 30 locations, you can't do that. You're gonna have to have a location page for each one. You can have a separate location page for each one and still have all that on the homepage if you only have two or three locations. That would be fine, but I would have it in the menu. I'd have all those locations in the menu if you can, I mean, unless you're national and you have to enter locations. Yes. You know, this area is so specialized. SEO is becoming very specialized now. You can specialize just in AdWords and analytics. I just use Google AdWords keyword planner for that. It's the main tool I use. I'm a one-man shop, so I don't have every tool out there. Yeah, yes. You should always use the name that the public knows you buy. Does that help? Okay, yeah, yes. I have so many questions, but I'll leave it there. You respond to your blogs. We've got all of our... Yeah, I like having blog comments. I don't have any proof for this, but I think it gives a signal to Google that there's actually some interaction and stuff going on there on the site. I think it would actually get a lot of spam. You do. I had a blog. I was a professional blogger for many years, and I would go through and deal with spam comments. But, you know, Akismat's great, and it works really well. So, that'll get rid of most of them. Yeah, all right. Yes, behind you. Yeah, there are a number of tools like that. There's Moz, M-O-Z, Moz.com. There's a number of them out there, so I tend to use them because they've got a nice local SEO tool, too. Yes. I do use Schema, and it's a way to have some machine-readable markup on your site to give Google a little more information about your business. And that's kind of a deep subject, but a couple of points. Anything in Schema should reflect what's on the page. Otherwise, it's almost like hidden text, and Google doesn't like that. So, your Schema markup may need to vary per page, or for location pages, it may need to be a little different. I tend to use JSON-LD, instead of Schema within the HTML now, because I just find it works better and doesn't mess up the HTML, and yeah. Yes. No, that's good, go on. I'm probably so. I don't think they're gonna see that. Right, right, yeah. Not as far as I know, I've never come across that being an issue. I would say, don't ever use a forwarding address on these citation sites in your Google business listing in terms of your website. So, if you changed your website domain years ago, and you got a 301 redirected, change it to the current domain in your Google business listing, because that will hurt you doing that. So, there was a question back there in the teal. If you, generally, map pack rankings are tied very closely to organic, so unless you're ranking well organically, you will not rank there. Age of your Google business listing, unfortunately, is a factor. I see places that rank very well. They don't even, they don't have any reviews, they don't have a website, but their Google business listing has been there for like 10 years or something. So, but organic factors, anything that would boost you organically is probably gonna boost you in the map pack too. There's, I think it's on my resource list. If not, it should be there. Local ranking factors, you can look at that, and it actually lists the top 50 factors in order from all these local SEO gurus around the country. Their opinion of it anyway, the most important factors for the map pack. So, take a look at that, because that's helpful too. There's a lot of moving parts in local SEO. I think it's on Moz.com actually, but just look on the resource list for local search ranking factors, or just Google local search ranking factors, and I think you'll come across it pretty quickly. How are we doing on time? Okay, great, yes. Yeah, the JSON for schema markup is I just typically do it in a text file and then just drop it in there. Some themes or plugins will have a place where it'll allow you to add any script to the header so you can do it there, or if you're gonna vary it by page on the site, you can actually just drop it into the WordPress into the post or the page. It's just within script tags. There are a lot of examples out there online. Google has some examples about how to do JSON. It looks complicated at first. It is, I'm not a coder. This is JavaScript object notation for link data and I'm not a coder and I can do this. I don't know anything besides HTML. I'm really dangerous with CSS. So, if I could do it, probably most of you can do it too. You just need to spend a little time getting used to it. Not that hard, yeah. It's at bitlybit.ly slash SEO goes local. That's actually, it's just a shortened link to my website, to a local SEO resource page on my site. And I keep that updated pretty quickly because I'm doing presentations every few months and I try to go back in and make sure I've got current information on there then. You can slide to the book. On Slack? I don't know. You tell me. The slides are on Slide Share now and they will be, I think, I don't know if WordCamp Atlanta's gonna share all those. Yeah, okay, all right. Any other questions now? Yes. Can you get a Google Business Listing for an organization that just meets in a church? You can try, Google knows that there are, I mean, if you wanna, you can definitely do it if you wanna use a home address, but if the leadership of the organization may change, you probably don't wanna do that. Google knows that there are businesses that exist at the same address, like businesses in a mall or something like that, so you should be able to use the same address as the church. You'd wanna have a separate phone number. That would be helpful. But if it's not a closely related category, if it wasn't a religious oriented charity or something like that, then you have a better chance of getting them to approve it. Okay, yeah. The question's about the location of a web server. I don't believe that impacts things anymore. It doesn't matter who your server is. Google's used to that. People use servers all over the world. Back in the back. It's hard. A better tactic would probably be to pick some specific markets in the state that you wanna hit, and I'd pick the best one, either the biggest opportunity or the one you think it might be easiest to rank for and create a landing page for that city. And then it's just like plugging in a lot of unique content. I don't know what kind of business it is, but if it was a construction type business, you have photos of jobs you've done there, videos, your favorite places in that city can be a lot of things, but just lots of unique content. Keep going at it until that page ranks and you see what works, and then you can start doing it for other cities too. There's probably some things in the resource list on local landing pages. If not, look up local landing pages, local SEO, something like that. You'll find a lot of people talking about that. So, I'm sorry. Yeah, the question was when you get links from other sites, does Google differentiate based upon what page, what that link comes from? Is there different value? Yeah, home pages, the home page typically ranks better, has more page authority, but it's not that great to get site-wide links either where basically it's coming from the footer or sidebar. If you can get just one link on the home page, it's great. But if they're putting it in the footer or sidebar and then it shows up on thousands of their pages, I don't know if that's very good either. I don't know if that helps that much, but I'll be in the happiness bar. We can talk about that in more detail if you want. If no one's like the line, thank you very much for this talk. Thank you. You mean happiness? Yes, I will.


The whole weekend still night, we're flying close air support, so it's one of the six functions of Marine Corps aviation near and dear to the hearts of Marines on the ground. The F-35 was designed to do CAS and to do it well. It's a very capable aircraft and just coming out here and being able to see what it can actually do, especially in a mock deployed environment. It's a test to see where we can take it and what we can do with it. It's formed for the future of the aircraft because right now we're laying out on the groundwork. All those concepts we were talking about, hey this works, this doesn't. So the lessons learned we're taking from this exercise is greatly going to benefit us in the future. Hey, this worked, this didn't, we know this can happen and we know we can move forward on what we have to perfect in our operations.   So whatever all three of those could do separately, this jet can do everything that those can do. I would say that getting the opportunity to come out here and do this for the first time in the history of the program is a milestone that sometimes in my opinion can far exceed anything else that we've done. This is what this airplane built to do and we're here doing it. And we're doing it well, we're learning lessons, we're making mistakes, but down the line future F-35 Squadron is going to benefit from what we're doing here and the Marine Corps as a whole is going to benefit from what we're doing.


Microsoft's annual MVP award that is also renewed every year for existing MPPs involves giving awardees this little hockey puck for the year that it applies to their award. And then there are those of us who've been around doing this for quite a while and so we have kind of keep track of our little pucks and they're all supposed to kind of line up here along the side but then you get somebody like me who is their latest hockey puck is year number 19 and I know this is about the time that some friends will say you're supposed to get rid of the white ones and you're supposed to just keep the blue ones out of the markers for like five years ten years or 15 years but I don't know something kind of cool about just seeing all those things stacked up


After praying for a baby girl, this couple received the surprise of a lifetime. In sunny Southern California, a young couple named Angie and Gino Kalana wished for a baby girl and their dream became reality in ways they never could have predicted. Although they already had two sons and were perfectly happy, they wondered what it might be like to add a little girl to the family. Read on for the amazing story of this couple and the wild adventure that life took them on. Young married couples choose not to have children, for various reasons. Others like to wait a while before bringing kids into the dynamic. Still others have their hearts set on parenthood from the very beginning, and this was definitely the case with Angie and Gino. It wasn't long after their marriage that they welcomed a baby boy into their family. And less than two years later, they were blessed with another healthy son. Angie and Gino were well suited for parenthood.   To the Kalanas, nothing was better than watching their children grow and learn. Every new milestone the boys accomplished brought Angie and Gino new happiness and pride. Life was pretty good for the family of four. Even though they appeared to have the perfect little family, and even though they were happy as could be with their two boys, Angie and Gino couldn't help but think of adding a baby girl to the brood. They were certainly happy for all their blessings, but why shouldn't they bring another child into their happy home? Angie took a pregnancy test and got a very happy surprise. She was overjoyed that the test was positive. She was going to have a third baby. She and Gino were delighted as they tried to guess whether they would be blessed with a girl or a boy. As long as the baby was healthy they'd be happy, but they'd both been wishing so hard for their boys to have a little sister. Their prayers were answered. The doctor delivered the good news that the new baby was indeed a girl. But that wasn't the only big news that the ultrasound revealed. As one might imagine, Angie and Gino were pretty darn excited to learn that they'd be having a daughter. But the ultrasound revealed something else that they would never expected, not in a million years. The doctor gave them the life-changing news with a look of disbelief on his face. Angie wasn't pregnant with one girl, but three. The couple was now expecting triplets, all girls. They simply couldn't believe it. Beyond the shock of learning that they were going to be parents to three baby girls, Angie and Gino had to cope with some other news from the medical staff. During the ultrasound, the doctor saw two placentas, which indicated that two of the babies had split from one single egg and were now sharing a placenta. Those girls would be identical. The third baby was from a completely different egg than her sisters, and was in a placenta of her own. How much more news could Angie and Gino process in one day? They'd already been told that they were having three baby girls, not just the single one they'd been praying for. And now they learned that two of their triplets were identical. It's really rare to have triplets when conceiving naturally, as Angie and Gino had, as in this situation only happens with one in 4,000 pregnancies. The fact that two of the babies were identical made their situation even rarer. Talk about being blessed. With all this big news of suddenly having three babies on the way, there were also a lot of realizations hitting hard. Angie and Gino quickly came to terms with the fact that their lives were never going to be the same again. There was so much to do before the girls arrived. Angie and Gino notified their respective bosses of the big changes to come. They bought a minivan, hired a nanny, and leaned on their friends and family for emotional support. Angie's doctor, Dr. Dainchman, didn't beat around the bush when he delivered the news of her rare pregnancy. This one was not going to be anything like the pregnancy she'd had with her sons. There was a much bigger chance that Angie would experience complications during this preparation. But even though they were warned about it, Angie and Gino really didn't know what to expect in the coming weeks and months. At 26 weeks, Angie began to experience some serious complications with her pregnancy. She later discussed the problems she'd had with sharp healthcare. We saw that the liquid 4 baby B was too low and 4 C was a little high, Angie reported. These levels are critical for a growing baby, and could cause be very dangerous to the three little girls. Something had to be done, and very soon. Can you imagine learning one day that you'd have to leave your normal life on hold and stay at the hospital for several weeks? That's exactly what Angie went through when they discovered the dangerous situation with the baby's fluid levels. Now, she needed to be continually supervised by medical professionals, so Angie was moved into the hospital. It was the best way to ensure that the triplets would stay safe and healthy. Even though Angie and Gino knew that moving into the hospital until the babies arrived was the safest thing to do, the news wasn't easy to accept. After all, she was only 26 weeks along, so it could be many more weeks before she was able to return home. Angie recalled, I said, wait, right now, in an interview with Sharp Healthcare. She couldn't believe she'd have to live apart from her husband and sons for so long. They were willing to do whatever the babies needed though. Even though it was tough to get the news that she'd have to be staying in the hospital and away from her husband and sons, Angie knew it's what was needed to make sure the triplets were born healthy. After all, having a baby girl was the thing that she and Gino had prayed for all that time, and now they had three on the way. Angie would make it work, with lots of visits from Gino and the boys. After the hard truth had set in and Angie was mentally prepared to stay in the hospital for the next few weeks, she tried to make the best of her situation. After all, it was for the triplets, who were the most important thing in her world during this time. She and Gino came up with ways to pass the time while they were together. One of those creative ideas was sharing date nights which meant they'd eat dinner together in her hospital room. This is our date night that we never get at home, Angie joked. Angie and Gino, along with their medical team, were taking no risks with these precious babies. They were preparing for every possible scenario that might arise and knew there was a chance that the triplets would need to stay in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit, NICU. The expectant parents took a tour of the specialized facility to give them a better idea of what to expect if the babies did end up there. Some parents might view a visit to the neonatal intensive care unit as sad or scary. Fortunately, that was not the experience that Angie and Gino had. They felt that preparing for everything they could was their safest bet. Their tour of the NICU actually made them feel calmer about their situation. Angie said, I didn't see the NICU as a sad place, I saw it as a place that was empowering for me. Due to Angie's high-risk pregnancy, the triplets were being monitored daily at the hospital. During one of their routine ultrasounds, the doctors were alarmed to see that baby B was quite a bit smaller than her siblings. Another dange man told Angie and Gina that the baby was in considerable danger. But it was too early to deliver the triplets, who would be too premature to survive if they arrived now. Although Angie was at week 30 of her pregnancy, it was still too early to deliver the babies. Her medical team told her that the babies would have the best chance of survival if they could make it to 34 weeks before delivery. This would give them more time to develop in the womb. 34 weeks was the magic number that Angie and Gino prayed for. They remained calm and hopeful as the days slowly ticked by. There was not much that Angie and Gino could do at this point, but hope and pray for the best. Although they couldn't wait until the day that their babes were born, they knew that it was best to stay in the womb for as long as possible. Anything could happen between now and my due date, Angie reported to Sharp Healthcare. We could have contractions that can't control. We may do an emergency C-section. For us, we don't count the weeks here, we count the days. Despite everyone's hopes that the babies would have another few weeks to develop in the womb, fate had other plans. When Angie was just a day into her 32nd week of pregnancy, she went into labor. As Gino put it, three little stars will be born tonight.  I have some hard work ahead of me now, she said. Not long after being wheeled into the delivery room, Angie was dilated. Those three little girls were about to make their entrance and meet their parents for the first time. Unsurprisingly, the medical team opted for a C-section, as it was the safest choice for Angie and the babies. One after another, the three baby girls were delivered, each weighing just under four pounds. They were named Camilla, Annabella, and Daniela. Since Angie's pregnancy was such a high-risk one, her medical team had expected that the babies might arrive early. Each of the tiny triplets was assigned her own life support team to tend to them after birth. Immediately after being delivered, Camilla, Annabella, and Daniela were each passed through a window into a room where they were assessed and stabilized, so they could be transferred to the neonatal intensive care unit. Even the most cautious plan in the world doesn't guarantee that everything will work out the way we wanted. This was certainly the case for Angie, who had carried her babies for months and now couldn't even hold them. Still, she and Gina understood that the triplets needed life-saving medical care first. The girls were in good hands in the NICU, and their parents would simply have to be patient for a while longer. Due to the triplets' tiny sizes, their lungs were not completely developed yet. This was causing some issues with their breathing. This was something that had been expected by the doctors, so they quickly opened the babies' lungs with breathing tubes to ensure that they were constantly breathing. Although it was tough to see their newborn girls in this situation, Angie and Gino knew they could trust the expert medical team. Now came another phase of waiting. The babies were on CPAP machines to help with their breathing, and the doctors needed to stabilize their oxygen levels before Angie and Gino could meet their girls in person. Everyone was eager for the family to meet in person. One of the nurses said, I love to see the initial contact between mommy and baby. I always look for that, that moment that is just theirs that I get to be a part of. It was just a few hours after delivery that the little girls were all beginning to stabilize and breathe on their own, good news for everyone. Although they had a long way to go before they could be brought home, they were ready for the next big step. The triplets were about to meet their parents for the first time. The entire team was looking forward to this, especially Angie and Gino. The past days and weeks had felt like an eternity to Angie and Gino. Even after the relief of knowing that their precious baby girls were all delivered safely and being monitored by a team of medical professionals, they were still anxious. They were more than ready to meet their little miracle triplets, and the time was finally here. The loving parents were really going to get to hold Camilla, Annabella, and Daniela. Recovering from a C-section is no small feat Angie had a lot of rest and healing ahead of her, but she was at least feeling good enough for a short trip down the hallway. After all, she could hardly wait to meet her new daughters. As Angie was wheeled down to the NICU, Gino walked beside her. The couple and the nurses couldn't wait for the happy moment. The short trip to the NICU felt much longer because of their anticipation. After what seemed like an eternity, Angie and Gino were finally led into the neonatal intensive care unit where their triplets were being tended to. A nurse handed one of the tiny babies to Angie, and as you might expect, the new mother became very emotional. She started crying and through the tears, said it feels so right to Gino. They were all finally together after praying and waiting patiently for all this time. It'd be an understatement to say that Angie was happy to see her babies. I was only a few hours apart from them, and I already missed them, she said. So it feels good to be reunited. It had felt like much longer than a few hours. One at a time, the babies were handed to Angie, so she could hold them each. The moment was one she'd never forget, and she was over the moon to be cradling and soothing each of her precious daughters. Obviously, Gino was also excited to meet the new babies. He also got to experience the thrill of holding each of the triplets. Camilla, Annabella, and Daniela were all handed to him, and he spent time bonding with all of them. The nurses even placed each of the babies inside Gino's shirt, so they could get skin-to-skin contact with their dad. Skin-to-skin contact is incredibly beneficial for babies, especially those who are born prematurely. Many times, newborns don't open their eyes for a while after birth. Annabella was different, though. When she was placed in Gino's arms, she opened her little eyes and appeared to look right at him. And when he talked, her eyes also followed his lip movements. Look at that, she's opening her eyes, listening to me, Gino said. Beautiful, beautiful feeling. What a treasured memory for the new father to have. The triplets had to stay in the NICU for a few more weeks, which was expected due to their early deliveries. Finally, the day came when they were stable enough to go home. It would be a homecoming that Angie and Gino would never forget. They felt like their family was finally complete, now that they had three daughters in addition to their two beloved boys. The transition from a family of four to a family of seven was seamless. The years passed and the triplets grew bigger and stronger every day. They each had their own distinct personality and preferences. Before Angie and Gino knew it, the girl's sixth birthday had rolled around. Although it had felt like she had spent Ian's in the hospital during her difficult pregnancy, these six years had practically flown by for Angie. Staying busy with such a large family can do that to you. The triplets are now old enough that their operating eliminates stand alongside their older brothers. Angie shared this adorable update in 2018. Please support these cuties, Lemonade and Brownie Stand, she wrote. Their cause? To pay for a Disney cruise. Angie jokingly included a face palm emoji next to the part about the cruise, but it shows a lot of initiative for these kids to raise their own money for a family vacation. Angie and Gino clearly did a great job raising their children. As we've seen, Angie and Gino certainly stayed busy as they raised their five children. They've always been committed to their family bond and this dedication and love shows through in their parenting. Even during difficult times, and there are plenty of those, they do whatever it takes to make sure their kids are happy, healthy and thriving. Angie and Gino are the kind of parents that others turn to for inspiration. After all that Angie and Gino have been through as they made their life journey from a married couple to becoming parents of five children, it's probably difficult to remember what those early days were like. Although their family keeps them busy at all times, they wouldn't trade any of it. After all, they had prayed for a baby girl and their wishes were granted threefold. It's truly a dream come true to have them come into my life, Angie said.


Hi everyone, it's my water bottle. It's okay, it's made of metal. We'll just keep the video running. Hi everyone, Joe for jaspeaskacebrakes.com coming at you with 2020 Panini Prism Football. Cellopak break number 40, the next one sells at the mixer, not this one. But at the end of the break, we'll give away nine spots in that flawless football mixer that we have on jaspeaskacebrakes.com. Check it out, it's a good one. Get into that last filler if you're watching live. Big thanks to these folks for making it happen. The team's right there, let's roll it. Let's randomize names and teams six and two eight times. The giveaway randomizer will do a different dice while at the end of the video. But eight times for names and teams. One, two, three, four, seven and eight. Eight times for the teams, two and eight and the final time. All right, there's the first half of the list right here, this is 2020, right? So Matthew with the Chargers, I got PJ with the Eagles. Could there be some surprises in this? Yes. Bangles right here, Kelly. Shane with the Dolphins. Yeah, Chargers right there too. All right, so no trade windows in these little filler breaks, the giveaway breaks. You can always look out for those giveaway breaks as well. Sometimes a break will be sold out, but we're still giving away like the last remaining spots. So here is the print out, hot off the presses. Let's see if there's anything interesting in this little salo pack here. Ooh, rookie green. Rookie green, Jason Huntley. That's for the Lions, that's gonna go to Sean. Now the red, white and blue, exclusives. Here, do we have anybody interesting here? Tremend Edmunds, Bobby Wagner, rookie. Jake from State Farm. That goes to the Bills. Also for Sean, I was hoping it was a different quarterback. Bigger name, one that actually starts. That's all right. The whole point of this is who's gonna win those mixer spots. Let's grab everyone's names again. PJ down to PJ, and everyone in between. There's some new dice, there's a new list. And let's randomize that list. Two out of five, lucky seven times. So it's gonna be top nine after seven. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seventh and final time after seven times. Once again, top nine. So that means 10 from 10 on down, sad times from 10 down to 32. But I appreciate you trying though. Thank you very much. Conversely, happy times for the top nine. That's gonna be Mike G, Mark C, Sean O, Ryan P, PJ, Josh, Stephen, PJ, and Ryan. Congrats to the top nine.  And everyone else, we do have another one of these we have to do. So if you feel like trying again, jaspyscasebreaks.com. Better luck next time. Thanks everyone. We'll see you next time for the next one. Bye.


I can't get this man, dude.  It practically has to be raw. This is the hardest game I've ever had, dude. How's it going, everybody? Datodoy here back with some more Dragon Ball Fighters Ranked matches. And in today's video, we're going to be playing Beerus. And once we run into a Goku Black Player, we're going to spend a lot of our time going after the infamous Akai. Before we get into the Ranked Games, though, I do want to take a minute of your time to talk about our sponsor for today's video, the King of Fighters All-Star. As a huge fan of both fighting games and the King of Fighters IP, this game has been a blast for me so far. Collecting and playing with your favorite characters and then forming teams that can do certain combos and have certain buffs for each other is a really great time, and it's only gotten more interesting with the introduction of some Tekken characters, one of which is a free 5-star Jin that you can get just by logging in. Honestly, I can't recommend the game enough if you are a fan of fighting games and love the King of Fighters characters. They all look fantastic, and the game has become my favorite beat-em-up that I've ever played on a mobile device. Thank you again to Netmarble for sponsoring this video, and I hope you all check out the King of Fighters All-Star. Now let's get back into those Ranked Matches. All right, I'm really... My Beerus has been a long time, you know, he's been rusting for a long time, so I'm hoping it goes according to plan. I don't know why I threw the two lights in there. That was just not my best idea. All right, Rod and Orb. All right, got the orb down. Gojina really said my people need me. My man just left. Oh, if you're wondering what happened there, I was about a DP and during the input he uppercutted me. Wow, another uppercut. Starting to lose... My Beerus is starting to lose consciousness. He's not even aware what's going on anymore. 6M. All right, good. 6M's always work, and it's not real advice. Okay, I'm going to go into Yamcha, I think here. Yeah, Yamcha for the Wolfgang Fist. I'm trying to get this 2M, honestly. Do we 2M or do we Dragon Rush? The Dragon Rush will kill. Yeah, let's go. He blocked crouching. The Dragon Rush was the correct decision. We're really out here. No techs. Goku GT, it's all up to him now. Three bars though, I'll be honest. I wish I had that meter advantage. 6M, it always works. 6M, it always works. It always works, especially against me. And that is advice. If you're playing against me, 6M all day long, no. Okay. All right, I thought I was hitting the G... Whoa. Oh, wrong direction. That is a shame. The DP gotten all sorts of messed up. Two level ones here will kill. I don't think the empowered level one will do it yet. The empowered level one wouldn't have done enough. So, games all... Actually, we're behind now. It's crazy how fast life comes at you. All right, I'm going in. Funny thing is, I didn't even want that Super Dash. I was going to heavy. Tech that. Tech that. Geez. I wish he didn't jump there. All right, we got the hit. As much as I wish he didn't jump there, he did. Another hit.  Probably... We probably can if we're good players. One, two, three, four, five. No, that's not going to hit. Oh, yeah. I timed it all sorts of wrong. Block that. 6M. Don't let him get away with too much now. Good. I'm so glad I didn't panic there. I definitely was about to run in to get hit by that guard cancel. But we get the punish, and now he's forced to guess again. Last time we went Dragon Rush. I ain't doing it again. All right, hold on. Blue combo. Try to go for the wake-up 6M. Emesis, help me out. Yeah, look for it. Look for the level three. You think I was an approaching carelessly. I was making sure to keep blocking. I was dashing and blocking. I was like, if he randomly throws at a level three, I'm not getting hit by it. Whoa. The aggression. Instant air dash overhead. Oh my goodness. Level three, you got to. I agree. This is bad news for me, though. Not the best news. Block that. Tech gate as well. Oh, no. Oh, no. Guard cancel. There's a super dash. I was trying to bait that out, but I got a little too reckless, I think. Oh, he's going for it. Can he get sliding from this stuff? Oh, he doesn't want it. I didn't have spark.  All right, good. That should be the win. Oh, that was too close. That got a little too close there at the end, but we brought it home. Beerus did some good work at the beginning. I unfortunately just died after that, but the boys, Yamcha and Goku were there to wrap it up nicely. Rematch. The first to three set. You got to go back for it. Yeah, nobody could did not. Okay. All right, we found another opponent. Beerus lands down on the moon. All right, let's see what we got here. Ah, okay. Actually, hold on. Enemy spotted. We got the idea. I just realized we're going up against the Goku black player. We got a mission now, boys. Oh, and the first mission is that we should try to win. Let's hold on. Let's dial back the Hakai and let's try to bring it back down to earth. Uh-oh. Oh, wow. I don't even know why that didn't work, honestly. There we go. Big overhead. That's going to be a lot of damage on Gojira and a setup. I'm down for that. What's the setup though? There we go. That's a knockout. Cooking. Cooking. Let's go. Didn't even have to waste the bar. We have the three already built up. That's enough for the Hakai. We got to make sure we actually bring it home first. Watch the 6M. You know Goku GT players love that. Dragon rush. No snap. Okay, no snap. We're just going to get level three here, probably. Or worse, spirit bomb. Uh-oh. Drop it. If you could drop this that... I think that was freestyled. I think he might have fiddled and just freestyled it afterwards. Let's see. I think now he's going to go for it though. All right, now there will be no mistakes. What does that... Well, this time it doesn't matter because you can level one into level three. Or level one, level one. Does that kill? Okay, it does. That looks like max damage. I'm not going to lie. The first one confused me. The second one, I've been... I'm less confused now. All right, big hit. Big hit. We're going to level three. Get that corner knocked down. I'm a little worried he might spark. I don't know why, but I am worried about that. I'm a 2M though. Okay, 2M works out. Oh, come on. Man, we killed him. Oh, we could have gotten right there too. Oh, it's so sad. Okay, that's fine. Concentrate on winning now, I guess. I mean, I was trying to do that before, but I'm not going to lie to you. My heart was set on the hook. I just did it too slow. All right, get off of me. Get up a spear. Get it blown away. Okay, this guy's hard to hit. I didn't get the DP off. We snap? I think we snap here, right? Oh, it was a bad... Oh, it was a poor choice. It was a poor choice. I feel like I'm not really concentrating on GTs. Too small. He's floating around. Here's the spear bomb.  Yeah, that definitely kills us. Level one, right off of it. Yeah, at least the level one was required. At least it required the level one. Okay, Beerus, bring it home. You didn't get the Kai, but I have nothing but faith that you'll bring it home for us here. Make it happen, Beerus. Do we 2M? Right off the bat? Probably not the best idea. Add Super Dash is getting us. No way. Two taps to the head, and he's still falling. All right, Sparking gives me an authority now. Okay, let it happen. At least hit. That is sad stuff, dude. I live in a sad world. Oh, let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Snap this man. Looks like I got a little carried away. Oh, Beerus, you might not have gotten the true Hokai, but you brought it home, buddy. You actually brought it home. I was starting to think we were going to lose against that Goku GT. I'm not going to lie. And by lose, I definitely meant we were just going to get destroyed. The comeback was going to be too real. Oh no. Okay, he's still here. He's still here. I thought we got ditched again. I've been hurting the past, dude. It's not you. It's me. Nice and easy. Cookin'. All right, we got to get Gojida back in. That's too much blue health to ignore. Did you see the potential mix? The potential mix. My eyes were actually watering. I wanted it so bad. Why did we get hit? Oh no, please don't kill us. Oh no, the damage, dude. Damage. Oh my God, the damage.  You just killed a dream with how long that combo was. The damage. Oh, sad hours, dude. Oh, I thought we could punch after that. No. Okay, hold on. We got to lose. We got to go through all five stages of grief already. Because if we don't, we're going to get cooked. All right, I'm a little concerned as to how I didn't get the Smash property, but whatever. It works out. Let's focus on the GT in front of us. Get the Gamcha assist back. Get the level three. All right, hold on. Hold on. You got a chance to bring it back. Does he spark here? I don't think it's even worth breathing in, dude. Yeah, it wasn't. Okay, good. It wasn't worth looking into too seriously. Just do what you got to do. Get it done. Get it done. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Cool it, Gojida. Cool it, Gojida. We did not need to see that heavy. That was hella negative on block, by the way. He was standing there like he actually hit the move. Okay. How did I mess that up? Why did I go for that? Okay, we got the hit and that should be the win as well. Come on, pal. It's good, baby. It's good. Second game is also a win. Now, we just got to get the Hawkeye. I want it so bad. Beerus was cooking as well. It's just unfortunate that Gojida, it was his kid. Gojida did own the kitchen, unfortunately, and the oven. And then he kicked Beerus out. So that was unfortunate, but we got the ingredients still, dude. All right, follow up. Follow up. I don't want, you know what? I don't even want Beerus out right now. I really don't even want the dude out. Just let somebody else get the bars. Superdash, I wouldn't have blamed you. Double Sunday material. That was good stuff. Double Sunday. Raddits.  Okay, regret. Never mind. That's going to do it. Okay, good. Because we had no follow-ups. We had no follow-ups at all. Now we just got to bring this back. Oh, Dragon Rust, that was sick. No snap, though. He wants to do this the old natural way. Level three, of course. I wonder if that was a mistake, because I'm going to down-tech, down-heavy, down-heavy. That's all that really matters, dude. Okay, takes them. I respect it. Oh, how did I not block that? Okay.  Almost for certain. Life's interesting. Okay, I think he might have. I don't think the combo needs to be that long. I might be wrong. Sunda. We're gone. We're gone. Goku's gone. Now, do we want Beerus out just yet? I'm going to say, I'm going to give this a hard no. Wait for the Superdash. There we go. That's a big hit. Okay. I was trying to do it right there. I was trying to get it done. I got to do it, dude. I got to do it. Take him out. He's slicing and dicing. He ran out of the corner with such ease. Oh no. I should have just gone for it off the DHC back there. I should have done it, but I panicked. Is our defense good enough or are we going to be forced to wake up level three? Okay. Can't believe it. I can't believe we didn't do it. I can't believe it. We tried. No. The damage was too awkward, dude. All right. We good. We good. We win. I'm going to rematch though. I'm not out of the race yet. I can't be out of the race. I have to rematch. It has to happen. I will hook. I have to have a rematch. I'm going back in. I'm going back in until it happens.  I tried mashing. Oh, this is going to be the game where we just flat out lose. We just get absolutely destroyed. Oh, it's actually happening too. I'm trying to get this hit too quickly here. It might be, it's probably worth the early spark if we're not dead three. Yeah, we're dead, actually. Well, actually, this is a less empowered level one. This level one is going to do us in, though. Aha. See, it was a little too little. A little too little is still a good amount, actually. Oh my goodness. We are getting diced up. Are you kidding me? That was sick. The blocks. Okay. We had to do the bar. What is happening? Okay. Level three. You want to switch? Oh, come on. No, Zamasu. I can't get this man, dude.  It practically has to be raw. I think he knows it, too.   Switch out. You're doing this to me. You're killing me, man. He knows I can't kill him. He stands absolute. I got to get him out the old fashioned way. This is the hardest game I've ever had, dude. You've played with games too long. Hakai. He's been erased completely. Let's go. But, Dato, you're going to lose the game. Man, I know I'm going to lose the game. What does it look like? You think I'm winning this game? I won in my heart, though. He's been Hakai'd. We did it, boys. And you know what? I'm thinking about winning as well. I think I might just win. Please understand that this is false confidence. False confidence. Okay, we're cooking, though. One more bar, and we're going to kill. Oh, the doubt how he didn't work. Oh, we're definitely dead. One of us is definitely dead. Level one. Is that going to kill? Okay, he got two level ones. I thought Gojira might not be able to come in, but I don't know why I thought that. All right, this is going to be the hardest comeback. Yeah, this comeback might have just gotten impossible. Got a level one. Jump up on it. I understand. Let me sit up right in my seat. Let me assume the position. Come on, Beerus. Bring it home. Bring it home, baby. Don't disappoint. There we go. There we go. Decent Super Dash there, honestly. We got lucky with the range. Now, how do you get a full health Goku GT with level three spark? You don't. And that's the answer, baby. We're getting Super Saiyan Ford to death. It'll kill. Goodbye, G- No. Okay. Oh, he would have thought I was some sort of rage quitting. Oh God, that would have been bad. Oh, that would have been bad, but this video has gone on for so long. Thank you so much for watching. Hopefully you enjoyed. Thank you to my opponents for the games. Of course, if you enjoyed this video, make sure to go down below. Let me know your favorite moment. And while you're down there, hit the like button and subscribe. It has been a blast today. If you want more videos right away, there should be some up on your screen. Feel free to check those out if they catch your eyes. And once again, thank you for watching this video to the end. I've been Dr. Doya, and I will see you in the next one.


Welcome! This is Alex and Amanda. Today we will be incorporating Bitmojis into your virtual classroom. Bitmoji is a Chrome extension and a mobile app that can be used to personalize your virtual classroom. Before we get started, don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell to enable notifications for our channel by clicking our logo during the video. Also, leave us a comment or check out related videos by clicking the pop-up cards in the upper right corner. Here's how to get started incorporating Bitmojis into your virtual classroom. The first step is to create your own teacher Bitmoji. You'll have to do this by downloading the app onto your phone. This can be done in the App Store for iPhone users or in the Google Play Store for Android users. Once in the app, clicking the AppTar logo allows you to adjust all the features of your face, hair, and body until it is the most authentic to you. Clicking the Fashion logo allows you to add your sense of style to your mini-knee. Choose an outfit or put pieces together to make something all your own. Next, you'll need to add the Bitmoji Chrome extension to your browser. You can find it in the Chrome Web Store. Ensure that the logo is visible in your browser window by clicking Show in Browser. Now it's time to get personal. Simply click this logo in your extension panel and log into the account that you created in the app. Now it's your turn to search the sticker library and express your teacher self. Another fun way to incorporate your teacher Bitmoji is by creating a personalized Google Classroom banner. We will start with a blank Google slide. First thing is to set your background. Google image search for wall and floor. This will give you several options to choose from. Next, we need to resize the slide to fit the Google Classroom banner. Custom, Pixels. We're going to change this from 800 to 200. Now it's the perfect size. Next, we need to start creating our banner. Insert, image, search the web. Make sure to incorporate the word transparent in your search so the images don't have the border and look great on your Google slide. You can create anything from whiteboards, chairs, desks, anything you'd like, but don't forget to add your Bitmoji. When you're finished, it could look something like this. Next, we need to download our Google slide to an image. Download JPEG PNG, either one. And lastly, Google Classroom. Upload photo, choose your image, and now you have an awesome Bitmoji Google Classroom banner. Let's talk about personalized feedback with Bitmojis. For your virtual students, seeing your Bitmoji's positive reaction can be nearly as motivating as seeing the real thing. Drag and drop your smiling face straight from this extension window onto a Google Doc or a Google slide, then resize to provide positive feedback on a student's assignment. Do your students submit work without explanations, details, or complete sentences? Your Bitmoji can include a short message to point out how they can improve their response to improve their grade. Once you have the extension in your toolbar, your Bitmoji icon will appear in your Gmail compose window. This makes adding feedback and reactions to student and colleague emails a breeze. An added note about student participation. While teacher Bitmojis are almost always a good idea, student Bitmojis can present a challenge. Before allowing your class to personalize their own cartoon face, consider the age of your students and set expectations for what is appropriate. Some stickers in the Bitmoji library are less than appropriate for school. A great way to utilize your teacher Bitmoji is by creating a virtual classroom. We will start with a blank Google slide. First thing we need to do is find our background. Google image search wall and floor and make your decision. The next part is the design aspect. Insert, image, search the web. Make sure you include the word transparent in your search so the image looks good on the background. Resize and move wherever you need it to be. You can also change the color of images or matte options. You don't want the blue chair, you'd rather the orange chair. If you need the chair facing the other direction, size and rotation and flip makes this possible. Don't forget to include your personal Bitmoji, drag and drop into the slide, resize and move wherever it needs to be. A finished Bitmoji classroom could look something like this. The posters and anything that you have placed in the Google slide can be made interactive. All you need to do is choose whatever you'd like to add a link. Hit Ctrl K, paste the link to a Google Doc website or a YouTube video and your children can interact with the image. Send this virtual classroom to any learning management system and your students can interact with it in any way possible. Thanks so much for watching. 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everyone shaver 1000 here got monkey over here beside me anyway she's there we're at beautiful cedar key Gulf Coast off Mexico right there here we are we're going to do a little pier fishing yes I love peer pressure it's chirping okay so we're gonna do some fishing for you and we're also going to show you some we'll show you around the cedar key area there's the restaurants over there and hotels and we'll show you around a little bit but first I want to put a bend in this rod check you guys in a minute take some shelter and we're gonna come back without just in time for her to pull in so it's really coming down I know you can't tell but Gulf Coast I guess we're gonna get something to eat so I'll be back with this might just be a video a cedar key so whatever that way there was an old building that I filmed when we first got came down here I found it with my cell phone right after we got together it was right between where you see that corner building it was right there I'll throw a clip of it in here look I could climb right over and get on to that and walk right over into that this is cool cedar key Florida this is so cool hi baby you're on YouTube so that way you'll see what it was I think Irma took it out didn't yeah the rest of way out yeah but I think I'm just took it down yeah I'm gonna go get something to eat yeah well we had three-foot swells which was bigger than these but well that's the tow can move it pull it out so it'll fan up enough because it's up against the wall there's nothing anybody can do all so far it's still something one way it's got to go out so far to bring it in right yeah this is an old ramp here that's what they used to have look at the dead fish too but I mean you can't walk away from the boat you can't get that close to it you know he's got me blipped I'm just picking it up oh shit we're out I'm going that's fun cool where's the took that boat right there but he must be pretty cool the sea she's angry my friends we just ate up there where you see the blue balcony but now it's side because of green and we ate up there that's where they had that real hot hamburger he asked him about it cuz I didn't sit on the menu they said they only do that whoa they only do that in the winter time because people it makes people sick in the summertime I'll be back with you okay got bullshit okay guys we're at the tip of the end ain't gonna know more because my balance is not that great but that's pretty fun we got to that boat clear over there on that island and these people are waiting on to get back now this ramp here is rough as you can see it's a rough sea now right over there on the other side there's like a little bay that they can load in I'll take you over there in a minute show it to you but where it's just it's just water it's not like this it's not rough so I don't know why they didn't tell him over there over to that one you might be able to tell the water's not like this I mean especially if he's not underpowered that's not sure what's going on okay guys so this out here is where we just left that's the bouncy dock we were standing on that's where that guy was trying to come in at I don't know why he didn't come in here I would have came in here and not out there you seen how rough that was two three foot swells come in here look all he would add to do I don't know I don't even know how he got up against that wall but yeah he could have came right in here yeah this is a ramp so I mean wouldn't have any problems because it's like a little bay here so we went right under there and came right in here start get dark over in there again all right we'll be back with some shoes in there hey guys it looks like they went out and pumped some water out so they're bringing them in here on the good side of the water so that's good at least I got some water pumped out hate to see that happen that's cool they're coming here monkey went to go get a spot she's missing out she dropped her camera it was acting real weird so I don't know I got a working for but I think what happened if you don't get the card in right sorry about the wind the camera doesn't work right and it jarred the card sideways so now we're gonna take you guys I think we're gonna go to the cemetery before it gets dark it's getting late we got a lead star she had to go to excuse me she had to go to work today so when she got back she said well when she's on the way back she was messaging me we'll go to see her key we didn't get over here until after three I think cuz it's an hour and 15 minutes from the house so anyway we'll see we might go to the we might go to the man I'm trying to get out of the wind here this is where you pay your launch launch fees try to get out this way okay some out of the wind but I got a diesel truck running over here but this cemetery supposed to be haunted we talked to an officer one of the first times we were here we talked to an officer he was really cool it's hard to get away from but he's he was telling us about some scary stuff that happened out there and it was actually investigated by a team a TV crew of some sort but he couldn't remember who it was but yeah he said there was some weird goings-ons out there so maybe we'll swing past there before we head back to the house so all right well we don't monkey okay guys so this cemetery remember I got it but took a picture of that that anchor yeah and there was a weird anomaly in it but well we had talked to that cop earlier before and he told us how to get down here remember yeah and we came down here we ran into him again and that's when he was telling us the story we walked out there on that thing there's a boardwalk there it goes way out very old cemetery supposed to be haunted he was telling us some crazy stuff that happens out here yeah I believe a woman walks through here yeah there's supposed to be a woman remember we saw a woman yeah remember yeah we saw a woman walking and cuz he see it was it just got dark and and so he comes around to lock the gates of the cemetery and he asked if any anybody else was back here and we said yeah there's a woman walking around we didn't know the story yet because he never told us the story about cemetery we just asked me for things doing he said down by the cemetery is a boardwalk and he told us out of gear and we said there's a woman walking around back there like she's lost he said wearing a dress and we was like yeah because well she's here all the time she's a resident we was like what he says yeah that's a ghost that's how we got into the ghost things I think we walk through there and that's the park yeah because the boardwalk goes back there you got to walk back there yeah we walked a lot I'm gonna park right here okay so unmarked graves no vehicle with me I hope we're not on somebody's grave this go up here in this park on the road cuz see there's a there's a more graves here but so I just don't want to park on someone's grave this is good enough yeah okay and then we'll walk over here and I'll show you around some of us okay guys monkeys over there doing her thing so I'm gonna bring you over here my screen looks really dark if there was something on the screen I'm sorry but I didn't notice it until just now because where I was filming at was I couldn't see it was brighter so I couldn't see so I'm sorry if there was something I just now noticed it on the lens not the screen but the lens but in here this whole section I'm standing in these are unmarked graves so I mean I don't know no excuse me burping I just sandwich ate this big old burger and it was called Buffy the Vampire Slayer now it's called that because of all the garlic garlic salt garlic sauce garlic cloves garlic pepper all kinds of stuff garlic in it and I tell you it was a it was excellent excellent sandwich but I couldn't you know I could taste the garlic but now I'm burping and every time I do monkeys like well many a couple minutes ago she's like oh I smell garlic like oh that's me so it's getting worse but anyway glad you guys don't want to smell of it so I guess you can put kayaks in here man I wouldn't feel comfortable about that but yeah over and there's walkways there's like a little park over there in a stretching area for joggers runners and there's some there's some places for sale out here right on the water nothing we could ever afford or dream to afford but so we want to get our boat out and get it back in these channels and do some fishing back in here there's all kinds of hundreds of little islands back in here but yeah I don't want to get out there in the big water when it's that rough because she wants to take the boat over to them islands because one island I don't know if I videotaped it I don't know if I filmed it but that one island's got the lighthouse on it we got to go up in and take a tour and stuff it was pretty cool excuse me but um yeah so that was it was very neat I don't know if we could ever get out there or not and a loving memory of our dear friend and artist Dr. Virginia Neal who loved to paint here wow so she used to come here and paint well it is beautiful windy but we're on the golfers monkey over there yeah I forgot about that I've seen that woman till she had mentioned it and yeah that guy was like because we saw her and was like what's the good thing we parked outside the gate and she was like well there's a woman and I seen her a couple times she's seen her a couple times that guy was like she wearing a dress we're like yeah she's resident here so here is a marked grave I don't want to step in there but I can't see what it says I don't want to step in there so very old cemetery well parts of it you know I mean there's some newer stuff here no newer you know what I mean I'm not trying to be disrespectful but so there's monkey checking out some of these old old stones there's all kinds of different like there's a fenced off place and there's a little fenced off place that's you know fence kind of fenced off and all through the cemetery different fenced off places and there's a lot of these places right in here that are just unmarked so you know back today a lot of people didn't have money to put up markers you know 1888 to 1934 this is wow 1962 that was born 1881 L.A. S. Jenkins 1894 to 1986 I just showing you a couple of these I'm not gonna read all of them to you but World War two here World War two veteran 1922 1980s so but yeah I mean like a lot of these like this open spots here there's graves here you know we're probably walking on some which I hate but I mean don't know where they're at so I mean you think they'd take better care of these sections here but they don't looks like but anyway yeah there's that sign says unmarked graves no vehicles beyond this point so you can't go back in there but that's fine same way here she pulls off here and I'm like no don't pull off here so alright so she's up her checking things out I don't know if she can read it or not I doubt it she can't see I can't see that great I didn't have my glasses on could you read what that said could you read what that said yeah I don't know what it said Jesus Christ no I don't know that's why I was asking you I think the date is up on the top no there's something on top and then the name and that it's too old it's a shame maybe the camera can pick it up maybe neat though huh I don't know but it's definitely old yeah and there's a plaque over there about a woman in memory of their dear friend who used to paint here oh yeah she come out here and paint so the park is over there I believe right yeah yeah they're on that tree okay guys I'll be back with you okay guys this is the anchor I took three pictures of this anchor and there was nothing in two of them and unfortunately I don't I don't think I've got them pictures anymore it was on one of my old phones so I don't know what happened to them that's pretty good size it's a pretty good size anchor but yeah that cop was telling us about one of the TV crews he couldn't remember which one but yeah supposedly came out here but he don't like to come out here at night so he drives through and make sure there's no one here and then he'll lock that gate up there and we've parked outside the gate anyway so when we was walking out you know he had pulled in and that's when we got to talking to him about it and yeah so that's that's pretty neat so we're gonna head and make our way back to the house and I'll see if I can find some more information on this if I can I'll put at the bottom of screen here if I can remember I would tell you but since I can't I'll have to look it up but yeah it was very interesting about a woman that walks around here in her dress now we seen her over in that section over there right straight ahead there and he said yeah that's where she's usually seen walking between stones over in that area that's the only place she's seen and we were coming on the back row we were walking like I said and then we were gonna come down through here and then out and that's he said that's where she's seen so but yeah guys so all right I'll keep an eye out for something interesting and if not the next clip will be the outro so stick around guys okay guys so I've seen this here before I don't think I've ever filmed it so you used to be able to go up to it and stop but they put a fence around it now but there's I'm gonna show you something here that you can pause and read if you would like that Matt locomotive I should have put you on a tripod that could have left you up there higher but it's really cool sorry about the fence but oh number three those those trains are really neat there's something over here let's go see what this says but we've always when we come back from Cedar Key we've always wanted to stop but it's always been late and dark so I don't think I've ever filmed it then for this wayside part was donated to the people of Levy County or Levy by Georgia Pacific Corps 1969 interesting nice little creek right there no stream image of this thing then we'll walk around to the other side let's see if I there you go yeah last time we came through here I don't believe the fence was here I'm pretty sure it wasn't but there's a sign that says surveillance cameras on sight but they're really protecting that so that's cool so no vandals get in there do stuff they shouldn't but very cool love these old trains 1915 yeah something ironwork so yeah pretty cool but I could get that running throw some wood and coal in there and move it about three inches but yeah anyway I want to show that to you and we're on our way home we're not quite halfway home but close to halfway so there you go pretty neat sorry I can't get up in there guys awesome love old trains either used to be tracks here that would run I think they ran along well I know they're on that side going that way you can still see remnants of them over there on the other side of that road there so yeah pretty cool all right guys I'll be back with you okay guys so that's it for this video I hope you enjoyed the trip to Cedar Key with us mama didn't catch any fish but that's okay cuz we still went fishing got to see some cool stuff gotta tell you a little story so you know it's always fun when you get to get out of the house and go somewhere it's only it's only an hour and 15 minutes from our place so yeah not too bad nice little drive nothing but country out through there so a lot of small plans but so alright guys what that means that I'm gonna say she bears a myth man a legend I'm gone for now I'm trying to get in the light here somehow but and I'll see you guys in the next one say bye mom so check out monkey 1000 channel she's gonna have a video up too so we'll see you guys soon bye bye and take care