Know this Little Tweak on Google Places to Secure your Clients Spot.

Aaron Doud

14 years ago

Good info to have. Thanks for the share.

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sandalwood

14 years ago

Originally Posted by bwh1

I don't know if you guy's do know about this changes in Google places, but it's better to give it some attention to stick in the 7 box listings.

Read below article...

Why You May Need To Hide Your Google Places Address ASAP | SEOmoz

G.

I read the article and immediately the thought - holy cow some ex-government bureaucrat is writing their policies - popped into my head. This sounds like something the Social Security Administration or Dept of Education would do. :-)

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Creativegirl

14 years ago

Thanks for the share, indeed.

I received a call from Google last week, left message and I haven't called them back.

It struck me odd to receive a call from Google about my "recent updates."

Will check out my pages tonight, probably the same as described in the article.

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focusedlife

14 years ago

I saw this somewhere else, but thanks for the heads up. I've got quite a few local clients that "go to the customer" so definitely important to me.

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UZMarketing

14 years ago

Interesting... I just read that article. Good stuff to know about doing SEO services

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mojo1

14 years ago

Google handles their business much like Florida's Stand Your Ground Law.

Shoot to kill first and ask questions later

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bwh1 14 years ago

Originally Posted by mojo1

Google handles their business much like Florida's Stand Your Ground Law.

Shoot to kill first and ask questions later

LOL, good point.

For me it looks like a game between Facebook and Google

Who introduces more changes per month wins

In this particular situation it's ridiculous as Google once lowered your rank if you did what they now request to keep you where you are (or your client).

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smartiewriter

14 years ago

Originally Posted by bwh1

I don't know if you guy's do know about this changes in Google places, but it's better to give it some attention to stick in the 7 box listings.

Read below article...

Why You May Need To Hide Your Google Places Address ASAP | SEOmoz

G.

Thanks for sharing! A bit scary.

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Know this Little Tweak on Google Places to Secure your Clients Spot.

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