Local seo presentation

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The document discusses various topics related to local search and mapping including creating a Google and local listing, using census data to understand local demographics, the importance of wording in listings, challenges with representing places in maps and search, and the introduction of Apple Maps as a competitor to Google Maps. The posts provide tips and insights for boosting local search and visibility online through tools like maps.

David DeMille
Sr. Enterprise Strategist
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