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Hi All,
I don't think this has ever been discussed here and I've been thinking about it a lot lately.....
I have come to realize that having a strong understanding of Google Places and everything that defines it is one thing. After a certain amount of time, all of the lingo and guidelines become second nature. But, I find that trying to teach it to someone else is a whole new ballgame.
How do you teach Google Places to new staff members, apprentices....etc? What do you find are the best methods to teach people who are new to the game?
Do you have training manuals that you keep updated? Do you use video? Or is it one of those things that can only be learned after long hours of first hand observation and practice?
I don't think this has ever been discussed here and I've been thinking about it a lot lately.....
I have come to realize that having a strong understanding of Google Places and everything that defines it is one thing. After a certain amount of time, all of the lingo and guidelines become second nature. But, I find that trying to teach it to someone else is a whole new ballgame.
How do you teach Google Places to new staff members, apprentices....etc? What do you find are the best methods to teach people who are new to the game?
Do you have training manuals that you keep updated? Do you use video? Or is it one of those things that can only be learned after long hours of first hand observation and practice?