This is the second and final posting in a two part series that focused on changes Google is making with local search results. The first article explains Google's transition plans in greater detail. This article will focus on what you can do as a company to keep up with the change, improve your rankings, and achieve greater success online in the coming year.
While our blog posts are usually reserved for marketing related topics, my personal success with "Getting Things Done" compelled to write this post. That and the increasing number of conversations that I have with business owners that go something like this:
Bounce Rates are one of the most effective metrics to include in your website “heath check” and shed light on one of the most important questions you have: "Why are customers leaving my site?"
What constitutes a bounce? A customer bounces from your site when they:
One of the most commonly questions I am asked by business owners is "How can I come up with really good blog post titles?"
Here at Gainesville Marketing, we are not really into tooting our own horns, per say. As a matter of fact, we have grown so much over Q1 this year that we simply have been too busy to play any instruments, much to my guitar’s dismay no doubt.
However, Herb came across some pretty interesting marketing results the other day while researching for one of our long time clients, Dreyer’s Restoration. You can see the screen shot below: