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In this time of chaotic Google Local changes, you will want to be sure to read every word and bookmark it for future reference.
I was honored to be selected as a contributor again this year, along with a distinguished group of local marketing experts from around the world to share insights and opinions about the most important Google local ranking factors.
If you deal with Google Places/Google My Business/Google+ Local SEO, then you know David's Local Search Ranking Factors is considered <strong>THE</strong> holy grail for local search. Be sure to read it top to bottom, especially the wise comments from all the experts.
Head over to MOZ to analyze the interactive chart and read all the comments from the local search experts. The comments are worth their weight in gold!
This one of course focused a lot on the recent reduced local pack and other Google changes. And the experts offer actionable advice about how to deal with the shakeup. They also share how this has changed the work they do for clients and where they are focusing more efforts now, as well as things they don't put quite as much effort into.
<strong>Oh and good luck getting anything else done today!</strong>
I admit I have not even had time to analyze it all yet. Rushed to get this out to share with you guys 1st.
I may have comments after I have time to dig into it.
<strong>PS</strong> Huge thanks go out again to David for coordinating everyone’s efforts and compiling all this data for the benefit of small businesses and the local marketing industry!
Any surprises? Questions? Comments?
P. S. BIG HAT TIP TO PRIYA CHANDRA, who broke the story here at 4 AM before I even woke up. But since I was a contributor, already had taken time to craft this post, had images ready to go and since I always post this news every year, I used this post instead.
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<strong><a href="http://moz.com/local-search-ranking-factors">The Local Search Ranking Factors 2015</a></strong> was just published at MOZ.
In this time of chaotic Google Local changes, you will want to be sure to read every word and bookmark it for future reference.
I was honored to be selected as a contributor again this year, along with a distinguished group of local marketing experts from around the world to share insights and opinions about the most important Google local ranking factors.
If you deal with Google Places/Google My Business/Google+ Local SEO, then you know David's Local Search Ranking Factors is considered <strong>THE</strong> holy grail for local search. Be sure to read it top to bottom, especially the wise comments from all the experts.
Head over to MOZ to analyze the interactive chart and read all the comments from the local search experts. The comments are worth their weight in gold!
This one of course focused a lot on the recent reduced local pack and other Google changes. And the experts offer actionable advice about how to deal with the shakeup. They also share how this has changed the work they do for clients and where they are focusing more efforts now, as well as things they don't put quite as much effort into.
<strong>Oh and good luck getting anything else done today!</strong>
I admit I have not even had time to analyze it all yet. Rushed to get this out to share with you guys 1st.
I may have comments after I have time to dig into it.
<strong>PS</strong> Huge thanks go out again to David for coordinating everyone’s efforts and compiling all this data for the benefit of small businesses and the local marketing industry!
Any surprises? Questions? Comments?
P. S. BIG HAT TIP TO PRIYA CHANDRA, who broke the story here at 4 AM before I even woke up. But since I was a contributor, already had taken time to craft this post, had images ready to go and since I always post this news every year, I used this post instead.
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