As search results get more and more crowded, it’s more important than ever to stand out. How can you break through the noise and prove to Google that your location’s result should feature prominently on a local query? Search expert Mary Bowling shared her five steps to standing out in the SERPs via richer, more
Author, consultant and marketer extraordinaire Travis Wright from CCP Digital gave a presentation at #LSS2017 that blew participants’ minds. On top of his inarguable wit and an entertaining deck (complete with John Travolta as Vincent Vega cameo), Travis shared over 150 digital marketing tools that can help you grow sales through smarter search, social and
Providence Health and Services, a complex healthcare organization with hundreds of locations and 1,100 local listings, sought to improve its local online presence, drive patient discovery of its locations, and ultimately win more in-clinic foot traffic. Find out how they improved brand presence and searcher experience with a search engine accuracy lift of 42%, to more than 96%.
Dema Zlotin kicks off #LSS2017 Last week, forward-looking marketers gathered in San Diego to explore new and emerging local marketing trends, tactics and technologies. This third annual invitation-only Local Search Summit (LSS2017) hosted by Rio SEO was all about accelerating local; on using the smartest omni-channel marketing practices to tap into the massive potential
Now that consumers are largely comfortable shopping online and across channels, brands are finding themselves increasingly challenged in meeting the demand for a consistent, cohesive experience. It’s particularly worrisome in retail, where 78% of companies admit they lack a single brand experience across channels, despite the fact that 62% of brands have launched omnichannel services.
We’d like to introduce a new series penned by our Content Acquisition Partner Program (CAPP) members — up first: Karisa Macias, Marketing Director for Rio SEO. As consumers increasingly search online for solutions to their immediate and often local needs, the opportunity for savvy brick-and-mortar businesses has never been greater. Marketers are on to it, though; competition
“Everything you wear, you use, you touch today has been reinvented and is now connected.” As my friend Joel Paynel noted, connected technology was the prevailing trend at CES this year, but we’re no longer just talking about the novelty of having a smart device in your home to search cool songs for your kids
Americans are increasingly shopping online but even more, they’re using the web as a tool for product and service discovery, comparison shopping, and finding the most convenient answers to their needs. Make no mistake, traditional retail will remain strong in 2017. Amazon knows – the online retail giant is doubling down on brick and mortar
In the lead-up to the March 18 Silicon Valley Comic Con, conference host and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak took a timeout from preparations to talk digital assistants with CNBC. The technology he’s most excited about, Woz said, is Amazon’s Echo. Driven by a combination of Amazon services and third-party developed voice experiences within the Alexa
The recent Local Search Summit in San Diego afforded clients and special guests of Rio SEO an exclusive opportunity to explore the shifting local landscape with the guidance and insight of industry experts. Speakers including Greg Sterling from the Local Search Association, Forrester analyst Jennifer Wise and Google’s Willys DeVoll shared top quality content on
