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3 Jam Packed Sessions – 13 key takeaways for Local & Mobile Search
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Hallie Janssen (20 Posts)
Hallie Janssen is Vice President at Anvil Media, Inc., a search and social media marketing agency. Janssen also teaches a social media class with the Online Marketing Institute in conjunction with Wharton Interactive. Contact Hallie at 503.595.6050 x221 or Twitter.com/Hallie_Janssen.
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It was great to meet you at the conference Hallie. I appreciate the work it took to you crank out your coverage real-time. Good job…I hope our paths cross again.
Hallie,
Thanks for he post. Great summary and very informative. I’ve been researching local since May of this year and it’s nice to see that your summary confirms and correlates with my findings. I really wanted to attend the conference in Denver but was unable to do so. Maybe we’ll meet at a future convention.
Thanks again for the post, I like the way you summarize
Rebecca
Nice article to get people thinking about local search. The point about local search not starting and stopping with onpage optimization is really important. I think too many webmasters think that they are just automatically listed in the local search areas of the engines. While many are, we see a lot of them that are listed incorrectly and most incompletely. We find that adding a coupon onto a Google and Yahoo local listing impacts conversion.