Industries I work in

Each industry has its own rules, its own buyers and its own limits on advertising. A plan that ignores them either breaks a rule or misses the searches that matter. Below are the industries I work with most, and what changes for each one.

What changes from one industry to the next

IndustryHow buyers find youPaid adsWhat shapes the content
KratomOnline searches for products and vendorsNot availableNo health claims on any page
CBDOnline searches for products and brandsLimitedFDA and FTC limits on health claims
JewelryLocal showroom searches and online shoppingAvailableThe FTC Jewelry Guides on how metals and stones are described
Moving companiesLocal and long-distance searches before a moveAvailableFMCSA rules for interstate movers
Self storage"Near me" and unit-size searchesAvailableMap pack competition with large national operators
Law firmsLocal searches by practice areaAvailableYour state bar's advertising rules

Industries

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Questions about industry work

Why do you focus on these industries?

Because they have rules or ad limits that general SEO ignores. Working in the same industries again and again means I already know the questions buyers ask and the claims a page can't make.

Can you make health claims about kratom or CBD products?

No. Pages describe products, uses customers ask about and facts you can support, without claiming to treat or cure anything.

Do you also run ads for these industries?

Yes, where the platform allows it. Kratom can't be advertised, and CBD ads are limited, so for those I focus on search.

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