Discovered today: when you’re looking at the maps results for a Google search, and click on one of the listings to expand it (here, I’m clicking on the result for J. Rollins Art of Framing): what ACTUALLY expands is the listing above it: Continue reading Google Local Search Puts the K in Kwality →

It USED to be that when you set your location via Search Tools in Google, it would control where Google thought you were searching from, affecting the organic/local universal results and the maps results (yeah, the AdWords results were ALWAYS messed up on this, and still are). Continue reading Setting your city in Google–only works for Maps now →