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Local Listings Are The Most Trusted - #SMX West
Data from a study of local searchers on how they use mobile and tablets to find local businesses.
Read the postMarshall Simmonds on Panda at #SMX West
Tips on how to approach enterprise SEO in the post-Panda world.
Read the postA Hacked Email Account Is A Great Way To Expose Great People
The nice things that happen when your Yahoo Mail account gets hacked.
Read the postSEO for CEOs at the BIA/Kelsey ILM East 2012 Conference
Local search expert Andrew Shotland is holding a special ILM East workshop to provide executives with top insights into making search a strategic tool.
Read the postLocal SEO Guide is Hiring a SEO Manager/Director
I'm looking for a skilled SEO Manager/Director in the Bay Area to help grow the business.
Read the postDoes Your Business Have a 100% Rating?
I am guessing this is some sort of glitch, but just saw this double rating result in a search for "auto repair concord". It appears that the data being displayed comes from AutoVitals.com.
Read the postIs Local Paid Inclusion for Real?
Is Bruce Clay launching LocalPaidInclusion.com in cahoots with Google, Yahoo & BIng?
Read the postThe Power of SEO for Startups
I've been spending a lot of time talking about Google+ and sometimes it's nice to remind myself that good old-fashioned meat-and-potatoes SEO still works, and can be critical to start-ups trying…
Read the postGoogle+ Needs Tight Local Networks To Succeed
Google Plus needs users with tight social networks for its content to stays relevant or else it has to buy it from Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, etc.
Read the postHow To Get +1s For Your Local Business
Forget the new schemes popping up to buy hundreds of plus 1 votes. Those will be meaningless to a local business as it is very likely nobody in that network are local to that business.
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