Local mobile search is rapidly growing in importance. Mobile page views have increased from 2% in 2011 to 40% in 2012, with 40-50% of mobile searches having local intent. The number of local mobile searches is projected to increase nearly 600% in the next five years. Both desktop and mobile searches are increasingly returning local results, as Google's updates aim to better detect and match local queries and content. Marketers need to pay attention to local mobile search and harness these changing search engine results pages.
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2. Some Context On The Rapidly Evolving
Local Search World
The Audience To Our Local News and
Information sites provides a good window
into web usage trends
Mobile in particular has presented a striking
picture in the last 20+ months
6. More Smartphones = More Local Search
As much as 40-50% of Mobile Search has
Local Intent- which is higher then the PC
World
Kelsey: number of local mobile searches to
explode by nearly 600% in the next five years
7. Across PC and Mobile, there is an
enormous Market for Local Search
Google recently reported that 1 in 3 searches
are Local
8. Overall, More Queries triggering Local
search results
Google Venice Update:
new system to find results from a users city
more reliably. Now were better able to detect
when both queries and documents are local to the
user.
Google will now return localized results for
broad match keywords if they determine that
it would be beneficial to the user
9. Bottom line: This is an area that you as a
digital marketer need to pay attention to.
John Denny
@johnhdenny