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by Scott Barnett Follow @scottabarnettSeptember 14, 2016 Local search is powerful. We talked about the statistics recently that show that 25% of people who search for a product or service near them purchase something. That’s a super high conversion rate compared to the percent of people who click through an ad. But let’s carve that … Continue reading Local Search for Non-Locals
Non-locals make up a significant percentage of local search business. Columnist Wesley Young looks at the importance of this audience and provides seven marketing tips to help you maximize its potential. Wesley Young on July 19, 2016 As summer travel rolls into full swing, I’m reminded that much of local search is … Continue reading Case study: 33% of local search business is from non-locals (and 7 tips for capturing that traffic)
