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Tampa Restaurants, grab your listing in Bing

July 24, 2009

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Last month, Microsoft unleashed its brand new search engine onto the market. It’s called Bing and, contrary to the name, you do have to take it seriously. Even if you’re not planning to give up your Google search habit, you’ll still want to familiarize yourself with Bing to understand how you can help your site [...]

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Local SEO Generates Local Traffic and Sales

July 21, 2009

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SEO is not always some dark mysterious wizardry.  Many web properties undertake SEO in an effort to help increase their national – or perhaps international – visibility online. Other companies are only concerned about attracting customers in their neighborhood, something local search experts says is much easier.
Attracting local search traffic is much easier than optimizing [...]

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Hey Tampa! Local SEO – Why your small business should consider it

July 8, 2009

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Local search engine optimization or ‘local seo’ is much less complicated by comparison to national search engine placements and for a majority of businesses, this represents a huge opportunity for tapping the local population, which actually have much higher sales conversion rates. Think of the search engines as the new yellow pages.

Within the last couple [...]

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Local Tampa SEO Consultant – Local Search help

July 2, 2009

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More and more consumers are using search engines to find local merchants. Are you well positioned and easily found? If the answer is no, I can help.
Search engines are replacing the phone book in almost every household across America. Most brick and mortar businesses from doctors and lawyers, to craftsmen and service providers need [...]

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Are you using MySpace or Facebook for Localized Traffic?

June 17, 2009

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MySpace and CitySearch recently made big waves in the Local Search and Social Media community with the announcement of MySpace Local. The two companies agreed to a revenue share but no details were released as to what percentages each company would receive. MySpace quickly stressed that this was a completely new revenue source for the [...]

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