My business has moved to a new city

Selected answers from the Dumb SEO Questions Facebook & G+ community.

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  Michael D. Ross: My business has moved to a new city. I set up a whole new website and new domain but now am thinking maybe I should use the old domain because of its Domain Authority. It has pretty good SEO rankings for our old city. If I did use the old domain and website should I just change the city name everywhere in the site or should I just point that domain to my new website? What will be best for organic and local SEO in the long run?
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  Kevin Carney: Old domain, old content, update city names.
  
  
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  Dave Elliott: Is your old domain also city based? 
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  Michael D. Ross: I am not sure what you mean by "city based" as far as the domain. ; I think the answer is yes. ; The business is a brick and mortar, professional services type and only for a particular city and surrounding cities. ; So local ranking is very important. ; Right now, for one of my main keywords it is listed #3 in the local search results.
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  Dave Elliott: I mean does your old domain contain a city e.g. okayAttorneySandeigo.com or something similar to your current domain.
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  Michael D. Ross: Oh, no. ; My old domain is mikerosslaw.com
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  Michael D. Ross: +Kevin Carney
  Thanks Kevin, that is what I was thinking
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  Kevin Carney: +Michael D. Ross​ Small world. I think I've been chatting with your wife Susan through my website. Have you moved to Sacramento?
  
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  Tim Capper: Following on from what +Dave Elliott ;was asking, I would have used the old domain ( updating your location relevant content ).
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  Michael D. Ross: Actually, this is "the wife". ; He is not good with the techy stuff but I wanted to post through his account. ; And yes we moved to Sacramento. ;
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  Chase Reiner: Keep the old domain!!! :)
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  Kevin Carney: +Michael D. Ross Small world!
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  Michael D. Ross: Yeah, I am figuring that is the way to go, thanks Chase. ; I guess I can update the NAP through a service like Moz Local? ; or Yext?
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  Kevin Carney: +Michael D. Ross Either or. 
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  Chase Reiner: +Michael D. Ross yext is way more expensive then moz though
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  Jim Munro: From the expert panel in this week's SEO Questions hangout on air on 00:45:19 into the YouTube video: https://dumbseoquestions.com/q/my_business_has_moved_to_a_new_city +Michael D. Ross
  
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