David Mihm of Moz session at the Seattle Interactive Conference 2014.
With an increasingly complex set of ranking signals, it can be difficult to prioritize your local search visibility efforts, given limited time and budget. David will help you with criteria to make the best use of these finite resources as he positions Google’s recent Local algorithm changes in the broader context of other moves the search giant has made, with an eye on strategies and tactics that will lead to long-term success.
Mike: Add tablets instead of Nexus and make iPhone -- iPhone/Android
Ranking well with Maps data means ranking well with the Universal Results Local OneBox but it also means ranking well in all of the data that Google is pushing out
Demo the iPhone
Voice is one of the many ways that users will interact with Local going forward…
Google has noted that 1 in 4 searches on Android are voice based, 1 in 7 on iPhone
Mike: Remove Hotpot and Add Google Plus
Ranking well with Maps data means ranking well with the Universal Results Local OneBox but it also means ranking well in all of the data that Google is pushing out
Demo the iPhone
Voice is one of the many ways that users will interact with Local going forward…
Google has noted that 1 in 4 searches on Android are voice based, 1 in 7 on iPhone