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Need advice in optimising a Local Business website.

I am working on SEO for a local business website. The business is actually a cake shop located near Brooklyn.

Here are the things that I've done on its on page SEO:

  1. Included proper keywords in Title, First paragraph, and in body of the page.

  2. Included alt text to images.

  3. Included proper Internal links in the webpage.

  4. Added Sitemap and robots.txt file

  5. Optimized Image size.

  6. The website was already pretty fast, so I didn't needed to much on that.

  7. Added proper schema markup

  8. The website is also mobile friendly.

Now, Is there anything else I should do on its On-page SEO part, before moving to Off page SEO?

Need your advice.

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