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Light reading btw:
4 Things to know about Google posts in the 3-pack and local finder
I understand the concept of posting as an event so that the post lasts longer BUT have two questions about this.
1. Is an event post more successful than a regular post, if it's not an event i.e. you're posting a topic/blog for a client and decided to post as an event instead of a "regular" post.
Yes it's out for longer so would get more exposure BUT we know an event post appears differently than a regular post.
2. Event posts also appear elsewhere in the Google ecosystem like Google Maps under "Explore" & "For You", I'm sure users don't want to know about a car accident lawyer's latest blog on 5 things to do after a car accident
- I haven't replicated this or even seen it "in the wild" but it must look a bit annoying to the user when they do appear.
What do we think? Thanks
4 Things to know about Google posts in the 3-pack and local finder
I understand the concept of posting as an event so that the post lasts longer BUT have two questions about this.
1. Is an event post more successful than a regular post, if it's not an event i.e. you're posting a topic/blog for a client and decided to post as an event instead of a "regular" post.
Yes it's out for longer so would get more exposure BUT we know an event post appears differently than a regular post.
2. Event posts also appear elsewhere in the Google ecosystem like Google Maps under "Explore" & "For You", I'm sure users don't want to know about a car accident lawyer's latest blog on 5 things to do after a car accident
- I haven't replicated this or even seen it "in the wild" but it must look a bit annoying to the user when they do appear.
What do we think? Thanks
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