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Retailigence: Powering location-based shopping. Google Revamps Product Search With Local Availability, Popular Products, And “Aisles” As we enter the holiday shopping season, Google is ramping up its product search efforts. As we know from research data, more than 46 percent of in-store purchases are influenced by online research. The online-research for offline purchases market is huge ($917 billion to be exact), and Google wants to be the go-to destination for holiday shopper this year. Google is expanding its Blue Dot Specials feature (which launched earlier this year on mobile search) by offering more data on whether a product is available in a nearby brick and mortar store. Google has partnered with over 70 retail brands, including Best Buy and Williams-Sonoma, as well as software manufacturers like JDA, Epicor and Oracle, to show shoppers whether a product is available in a nearby store or location.

This data will be available in search under the “nearby stores link.” And Google has added new discovery tools for online shoppers and searchers called popular products and aisles. Google Adds Local Product Inventory to Database. I’ve always argued that product search should be considered part of local because that’s where most of the buying happens. Product searches are implicitly local; most people want to know where they can buy things near them. Google generally agrees and has just rolled out local product search in a big way (for online and mobile). It’s something of a game changer, not because of the particular implementation that Google has done but because of the fact that Google has done it. It’s mostly large retailers and big boxes for now, but Google is working toward inclusion of SMBs. Here are the companies that preceded Google in the effort to connect online product search and offline inventory: ClarinovaGoodzerKrillionMiloNearbyNowRetailigenceShopatronShopLocal Pardon the cursory treatment here but I just off a plane.

Blast Open The Doors Via Facebook’s Open Graph For Local SEO. This year, Facebook launched a new semantic protocol called the Open Graph, including provisions for local businesses and places. Meanwhile, Google has expanded support for other standards, including RDFa, Microformats and Microdata. As a local SEO, the question is: focus on Google or expand your efforts to embrace Facebook’s Open Graph? The answer—unequivocally—is expand your focus, and here’s why. On the face of it (if you’ll pardon the expression), we don’t really seem to need Facebook’s Open Graph—we don’t need yet another semantic protocol for location information. The description that it “…enables any web page to become a rich object in a social graph” smacks a bit of propagandistic fervor.

TechCrunch’s MG Siegler further reported how others have taken exception to the protocol’s “open” designation and criticized the lack of community collaboration in its development. First of all, Facebook’s online audience share is compelling. See also: Médias & Publicité : Les numéros «118» toujours à la. Mettant en avant la gratuité, un nouveau numéro, le «3999», espère enrayer la désaffection des Français à l'égard des renseignements téléphoniques. Déjà quatre ans que le «12» a disparu, remplacé par les numéros «118».

Et le marché continue sa lente décroissance. En 2008, ces numéros de renseignements téléphoniques ont reçu 121 millions d'appels (contre 270 millions pour le 12 en 2004), pour un chiffre d'affaires de 159 millions d'euros (300 millions pour le 12). Seuls quatre numéros surnagent : le 118 218 (société Le Numéro) qui revendique 56 % du marché, le 118 712 (France Télécom) qui estime sa part à 30 %, le 118 008 qui se situe à 12 % et le 118 000 (Telegate) qui dit être autour de 10 %. «On estime qu'il y aura environ 100 millions d'appels en 2009», indique Valérie Schwartz, directrice du 118 008 (Pages Jaunes). «Les renseignements téléphoniques sont trop chers» estiment 55 % des Français, selon un sondage Ifop publié mardi. About Mobility » Blog Archive » Concepts and Technologies behin. Magasins catalogues promos proches de chez vous avec votre guide.

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Go beyond just a few stars: See what makes a business shine. Today, we launched a new feature to rank and show distinguishing aspects for businesses on their Place Pages. By taking a look at a Place Page, you can quickly get a better sense of what people are saying about a business and view relevant snippets about each specific aspect (say, the price, the service, or the infamous deep dish pizza) from all over the web. You can then dive deeper by going to the source and reading the full reviews. The new color-coded bars will give you a simple numeric overview of the how the business rates on each feature. Let's say your in-laws are visiting over the holidays and you want to take them to a nice dinner while they're in town. Or what if you want to get your sister a spa day for the holidays -- you may want to know if the spa specializes in massages, facials, or pedicures -- and of course, you want to make sure it rates very high on service to make sure she's pampered.

Looks like a great place to get a stone massage! Google Creates A New, Simplified Ad Unit For Local Business. In December 2007 Google promised to develop a radically simplified version of AdWords targeted at the mass of small businesses who could not or would not take the time to set up an AdWords campaign. The working name of the program was “Simple Ads.” It was semi-formally announced at the Google Local Markets Symposium, a partner meeting held at the Googleplex that I attended at the time. Eagerly I waited and waited to see how Google would diminish or eliminate the complexity of AdWords for local businesses. There was an experiment with call-based lead generation in a distinct marketplace (“Google Merchant Search”). Those “Simple Ads” never materialized publicly — until today. These are new ad units that will appear both on Google.com (above the “10 Pack”) in local results and in Google Maps.

In many respects, these ads bear a strong resemblance to a program that Yahoo has been running for several years, Local Featured Listings. Here’s the customary Google video explaining the program: FAQ Annonceurs | 01Pages: coupons de réduction, offres promotion. Questions-réponses pour les annonceurs. Qui peut publier des coupons et offres promotionnelles sur 01 Pages ?

Toutes personnes et entités offrant produits et services à dimension locale : travailleurs indépendants, services à la personne & chèques emploi-service, professions libérales, commerçants & artisans (sédentaires ou ambulants), PMI-PME, TPI-TPE mais aussi grands groupes et leurs franchisés ou revendeurs — parmi les secteurs d'activités les plus variés (de l'alimentation à la location de véhicules, en passant par l'immobilier et la restauration). Quelques exemples d'annonceurs publiant leurs coupons géolocalisés sur 01 Pages : , 54 rue de la Clef à Paris publie plusieurs offres dont La pinte de Guinness à 4 euros jusqu'à 21h (une pinte par personne avec le coupon). , 53 rue Censier à Paris publie plusieurs offres, dont le petit déjeuner complet à 7,50 avec café, café crème, thé ou chocolat, plus jus d'orange, tartine beurre et confiture. Pourquoi publier vos annonces sur 01 Pages ?

Truvo - About us. Publicité pour les Professionnels | Qype. Yext Launches Rep Mgmt Platform. Today Yext launched a reputation management platform that it hopes will be broadly adopted by not only SMBs but also some of its competitors. Here’s Yext’s description of its new Yext Dashboard: The Yext Dashboard is a one-stop destination to manage online reputation and advertising services.

The Yext Dashboard contains a real-time feed that shows the constant flow of reviews, tweets, Facebook wall posts, alerts and other information, allowing business owners to monitor and manage how their reputation is being affected in real-time. The Yext Dashboard also allows third–party providers to develop tools and services that integrate into the Yext Dashboard and feed. The interface is elegant and simple. Feed (all activity from covered sites, including Facebook and Twitter mentions)Rep (this shows the sources of the various mentions and reviews)Ads (this can show ads and/or calls if you’re a Yext subscriber) Like this: Like Loading... Ads™ - Yext.