Juicy Local Search Nuggets from PubCon New Orleans 2013 by Mary Bowling
Juicy Local Search Nuggets from PubCon New Orleans 2013 — by Mary Bowling
I recently had the opportunity to speak at PubCon in New Orleans on Problem Solving in Google Places. With Google Places still very much in limbo between the old and new systems at Google, this was a topic of interest to quite a few people. Fortunately, as Google+ and Google Places continue to merge, we can expect to see fewer problems in the systems.
I also attended every Local Search session that was offered and got some good tips from my colleagues in this intriguing, but challenging niche of Search Marketing. Here are the top 12 juicy local search nuggets from PubCon NOLA 2013:
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I recently had the opportunity to speak at PubCon in New Orleans on Problem Solving in Google Places. With Google Places still very much in limbo between the old and new systems at Google, this was a topic of interest to quite a few people. Fortunately, as Google+ and Google Places continue to merge, we can expect to see fewer problems in the systems.