Local Lenz Ai

05/23/2026

FAQs are quietly doing the heavy lifting in AI search.

When ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google’s AI Overviews pull answers, they grab clean, structured Q&A content first.

That means three places on your site need real FAQs:

1. Homepage. Answer the top objections every customer has before they buy.
2. Service pages. Address questions specific to that service, in that city.
3. A dedicated FAQ page. Broader coverage, schema-marked, easy for AI to crawl.

Skip the generic questions. Write the ones your customers actually ask on the phone.

05/14/2026

All set up for the Biggest Small Business Networking Expo
Today 3pm to 6:30pm
Location. Sports Basement

04/28/2026

https://business.lbchamber.com/events/catgid/6

04/24/2026

Long Beach’s Biggest Small Business Expo is back. Thursday, May 14 at Sports Basement. Free for Chamber members, RSVP by 4/30. Don’t miss it.


Rsvp here https://business.lbchamber.com/events

04/17/2026

https://locallenz.ai/is-your-long-beach-business-showing-up-on-chatgpt-heres-how-to-find-out/

If you have asked ChatGPT to recommend a restaurant, a contractor, a plumber, or any kind of local business recently, you already know it gives you specific

04/12/2026

My cat thinks these flowers are for her

04/08/2026

Space Beach 4.0 Luncheon

04/03/2026

https://boldjourney.com/meet-kris-gragson/

We were lucky to catch up with Kris Gragson recently and have shared our conversation below. Kris, so good to have you with us today. We’ve always been impressed with folks who have a very clear sense of purpose and so maybe we can jump right in and talk about how you found you

04/01/2026

https://youtu.be/7MqSuDN_0qw

AI is transforming the way people search — and if your business isn't ready, you're already behind.Leslie Smith sits down with Kris Gragson, Local SEO and AI...

03/28/2026

Your Google Business Profile is probably underperforming for these 3 reasons.

03/21/2026

Is your WordPress site wide open to hackers?
Most small business owners don’t find out their site’s been compromised until it’s too late — and it can wreck your Google rankings overnight.
Here’s what to do right now:
✅ Install Wordfence — it acts like a firewall and blocks malicious traffic before it ever touches your site
✅ Go to Users → All Users in your WordPress dashboard and audit everyone who has access. If you don’t recognize a username, delete it immediately.
The free version is a solid start — but for real protection, upgrade to Wordfence Pro at $149/year. You get real-time firewall rules, malware signatures updated instantly, and country blocking. For a small business, that’s cheap insurance.
We had a client whose site got hit with a trojan infection — completely avoidable with these two steps.
Your website is your #1 marketing asset. Protect it like one. 🛡️

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