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If any of my readers are interested in buying a U.S. local directory site that's doing about 750,000 impressions per month let me know. Serious inquiries only please.
Read the postKelsey DMS 2010 in Dallas - See You There
If you'd like to have a chat about SEO, Social Media or the whole Mosque/Quran thing, please come find me at the conference. And be sure to check out the local social media panel I am moderating,…
Read the postHow Much Better Is Google Instant For Publishers?
According to Google's launch team, Google Instant is supposed to provide more qualified visitors to publishers' sites. I had set up Google Analytics to track Google Instant referrals - if you want…
Read the postLa Jolla Back From Google Maps Purgatory!
Faithful readers of this collection of pixels and code may recall last week's post La Jolla Takes a Hit From Google Maps where we called attention to the plight of La Jolla, CA, the tony upscale…
Read the postGoogle Instant Search & SEO - You Better Rank #1
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Read the postCheck In Services Might Have An Edge on New Business Data
If you have been following the saga of the newly opened Main Street Meat and Fish Market in Pleasanton, Greg Sterling and I were having a discussion last week about the fact that since they are a…
Read the postHow To Hire a Local SEO Consultant
My latest post on 13 Questions To Ask Before You Hire a Local SEO Consultant is now live on Search Engine Land. It's pretty good if I do say so myself, so I may have to copy it here: Can you tell…
Read the postMain Street Meat N Fish Market Takes On The Social Web And Doesn't Even Know It
I was telling Greg Sterling about how the new meat market in Pleasanton is killing it on their Facebook Page, which was created by a customer, and on Yelp despite the fact that they don't have a…
Read the postLa Jolla Takes a Hit From Google Maps
Jonah Stein forwarded me this missive from Josh Vickers, founder of TaskSquid, who seems to be in cahoots with Adam Harris of Calacles.com. Apparently Google has misplaced La Jolla: It is…
Read the postOnline Kicks Broadcast's Butt In Local SMB Spending
The Kelsey Group surveyed "Plus Spenders", SMBs that spend at least $25K/yr in marketing v. the average of about $2500. According to Kelsey: · 90 percent of SMB Plus Spenders have a Web site,…
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