Archive for the ‘LOCAL SEO’ Category
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Mobile Web Sites for Smart Phones :Apple, Google’s Android, and RIM’s Blackberry. Today, more than six in 10 (64%) of local mobile content users own smartphones. The most popular smartphones used for local searches range across the three major platforms: Apple, Google’s Android, and RIM’s Blackberry. Accessing local content via mobile applications is also on the rise. While local mobile...
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Internet Marketing, also known as online marketing or digital marketing, means promoting your products or services on the internet. There are different types of Internet marketing models like E-commerce, Affiliate marketing and Niche internet marketing. In E-commerce model, goods and services are directly sold to the consumers (e.g.: Amazon.com) or businesses (e.g.: American Express open) or...
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Today, more than six in 10 (64%) of local mobile content users own smartphones. The most popular smartphones used for local searches range across the three major platforms: Apple, Google’s Android, and RIM’s Blackberry. Accessing local content via mobile applications is also on the rise. While local mobile content users most frequently access local content via a browser (73%), about 56% of...
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LOCAL SEO / search marketing Why Local SEO is critical for your small business Search engine optimization local, sometimes known as local SEO is becoming increasingly important on the web today. A few years ago there was virtually no discussion about optimizing a site for local search, however, has changed in a very short period of time. In general, the web is rapidly changing and competition is...
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Outside the big three search engines , several other specific local search directories exist, providing a range of services. Some focus more on the social and review aspect, while others present your business information in a straight forward manner. Utility on these sites varies. Services like Yelp and CitySearch, which interact with Facebook, tend to be well -known and thus receive quite a bit...
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Google Director of Local & B2B Markets Sam Sebastian says that shopping drivers are now based on “stimulus,” “the first moment of truth,” and “zero moment of truth.” The zero moment of truth – ZMOT – is based on passive information sought by consumers. It is reflected well in an evaluation of Google data from Jan. 2007 to December 2010 in the U.S., UK, Brazil, France and...
