With Google claiming that over 20% of all searches are for local businesses or places, they have recently made big changes to their SERPs (search engine results pages), by displaying Google Places results where it feels the query may be locally influenced.
This has led to a lot of natural national or international sites that do not have a physical location, where the search origin is losing out on listings, and therefore traffic. But what if you do have a physical location or locations and you still aren’t listed? Well, here are my sure-fire tips to dominating the Google Places rankings! continue reading
