Buy LocalU Nashville Video Access OnDemand!

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Did you miss LocalU Nashville and have major FOMO?  Want to hear the game-changing tactics only 130 folks previously learned about?

You're in luck!

We're now selling video-on-demand access for the sessions from LocalU Nashville in September 2025.  Each session is 30-40 minutes long!

For just $299 you'll receive the following videos on demand:

  • Are We Visiting the Same Business? 🫖 or 🚩 Red Flags, Mixed Signals & Local Search Gossip from 2,000+ Consumers - Krystal Taing, Uberall
  • How to Win Clients & Influence Projects - The Importance of Human Connections on an Increasingly Digital Workplace - Brandon Schmidt, Sterling Sky
  • Navigating the Minefield: Advanced Google Business Profile Issue Resolution for Agencies - Brad Wetherall, BitWize Consulting
  • Inside the Kraken’s Workshop - Noah Learner, Sterling Sky
  • Time is Up - TikTok is The New Algorithm to Tame - Cindy Krum, Mobile Moxie
  • How to Mimic Reddit & Win Local SEO - Joy Hawkins, Sterling Sky
  • Mastering AI Prompting: Unlocking Creative Potential - Andy Crestodina, Orbit Media

LocalU Nashville Videos for OnDemand Viewing

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What Attendees Thought of LocalU Nashville

  • Loved how practical everything was. No theory dump. Real examples, checklists, and ‘do-this-next’ guidance we can plug straight into our workflows.
     
    ~Nathan M
  • I liked the variety of speakers and topics. I also appreciated the speakers bringing data from tests they had done to back up what they were saying. I felt like the event flowed really well. None of the presentations felt too long.

    ~DT
     
  • I know by checking so many of the boxes, it doesn't help your data inputs but I got something out of all the sessions that I will apply to my toolbox of knowledge in the future. I am not someone that focuses solely on LocalSEO or the Google 3 pack, however the information that was covered was presented that is really applicable in a lot of ways across so many different "best practices"...

    ~Rob D.