Still need some help with Google My Business after watching the first video? Want more of Mike McGeady (and who doesn’t)? Looking for help setting up your account correctly?

Get Your Google My Business Setup Correctly

Our last video Mike went into the basics of Google My Business. Now in our latest video, Part 2 of the Ultimate Video Guide to Google My Business, Mike goes into more detail about the proper setup of your account.

Back on March 28th of this year, Google Adwords first showing previews of a new interface that was set to be to released –  original blog post seen here.

Since then you have probably have had a few emails from Google regarding the big reveal of the new interface coming out May 24th. While a new design and layout is a welcome change what does this mean for you as an advertiser?

Unsure what Google My Business is? Do you understand how to setup up Google My Business?

Product Specialist Mike McGeady will help you understand the in’s and outs of Google My Business. He’ll explain what Google My Business is, how to set it up, and give you ability tell your anyone all about it (if you want).

Google My Business 101

Over the next four weeks, Mike is going to go over the following so that you can become a master of the Google My Business domain!

A post yesterday at Search Engine Land, revealed that Google is testing ads in the Local Finder. While the local three pack is not being testing,  local ads are now showing in the Local Finder results when you click on “more places” under the top three listings. These paid listings are being shown with the updated green ad logo.

From my understanding the ads are part of Adwords campaigns that have location extensions turned on.

Referral Spam

Google Analytics is a powerful tool to have in your marketing toolbox. It can provide both business owners and their customers alike with an engaging brand-based experience by utilizing a set of integrated data and marketing analytics products.

Creating and launching your website is a big deal! Your website is often the first point of contact between you and your potential customers, so you have to make a good first impression. Whether you are completely hands-off, hands-on, or somewhere in between, there are some key components that you have to understand before you get started. Remember, launching a site can be stressful—but it doesn’t have to be!

Before you create a new site or redesign your current one,

We have talked about in great depth about why getting and managing online reviews is critical. However, actually getting the review has always been the difficult part.

The Lastet Reviews Update

Up until now, leaving a review for a company on Google was always the must difficult as it required the user not only to have a Google+ account but also to be signed in. Often times, this required extra caused many customers to give up and move on to other things!

They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, and while this is a worn-out cliché, the phrase still holds a lot of validity, especially online. Why? Well, more and more businesses are uploading photos to Google My Business to get their message across.

Photos are a lot more attention-grabbing than text, and the right picture can convey your point much more quickly than a block of text (who wants to read anymore?).

Many home contractors know that paid search and Adwords can be a fruitful marketing channel. Unfortunately, Google has made signing up for Adwords relatively easy, but very hard to master. While Adwords has a great guide to help you learn the basics of paid search, the finer details concerning information can be much more difficult to learn and use to their best effect. The experts at 33 Mile Radius are here to provide you with some extra tips and tricks that should make it easier to learn and use Google Adwords effectively.

In a post by Search Engine Land, Googler Matt Lawson wrote about the new changes to the side ads and how he views the change.

1. In aggregate, this change is neutral for small advertisers.

Some people have expressed concerns that this change will adversely impact small advertisers. Their thesis is that a reduction in ad slots means that smaller companies are priced out of what’s left.