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Image courtesy of Greg Gifford. Greg Giford of Autorevo and Dr. Pete Meyers of Moz are both reporting increased visibility of the Local Carousel display Delete the scoop?
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TechCrunch is a leading technology media property, dedicated to obsessively profiling startups, reviewing new Internet products, and breaking tech news. Delete the scoop?
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Since Google rolled out the Panda and Penguin algorithm updates, numerous sites have been impacted or penalized. Delete the scoop?
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Businesses that use Google+ and other Google products have been given the gift of simplicity in the form of a brand new Google+ Dashboard. Delete the scoop?
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Catch up on the local marketing stories from the week. Read about Twitter tips and geographic SEO. Delete the scoop?
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Location helps solve some of mobile's toughest marketing problems. Delete the scoop?
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There may be one mayor, but the capital surely lacks sufficient homogeneity to warrant "local" TV coverage. And then comes advertising. Hall was hardly convincing on that subject. As the technical mastermind, it is not his ... Delete the scoop?
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Who Are Your Customers and How Can You Reach Them? For any location-based business, such as a restaurant or retail store, the key is foot traffic. You need Delete the scoop?
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If SEO is dead, social media will be, too, in another five years.
In today’s search world, there’s a lot of talk about how social is “taking over,” how “content is king,” and how search engine optimization is “dead” – with search updates like Penguin and Panda hitting the final nails on the coffin. Sounds very dramatic, doesn’t it?
Yes, social is more significant than ever. But, it is too early to draw any conclusions about the death of SEO based on the patterns that we’re seeing. If anything, what we’re seeing today are the after effects of a healthy transition.
Read More: http://searchengineland.com/the-future-of-seo-157803 Via Antonino Militello Delete the scoop?
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Local link building is often overlooked within link building campaigns. Here's how to optimize links for local search by building great national industry links using geo-specific anchor text, and building great links from local authorities. Delete the scoop?
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It's the Word on the Street. A round-up of news, events and resources in local online marketing. Delete the scoop?
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As a local business owner, it's important for your business to be listed correctly in Google's search results. Delete the scoop?
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Google announced at Google I/O this month that it’s introducing a number of changes to Google+, which mainly affect the site design as well as usability. Delete the scoop?
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Word on the Street. Have a read of the main stories this week in local marketing. Delete the scoop?
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You have a local based brick and mortar business, so no reason to invest in online marketing, right? Location based businesses couldn’t be more wrong. Delete the scoop?
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Facebook continues to be the most important social network for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) looking to publicize their brand, but other networks also garner enthusiasm. Delete the scoop?
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