I was doing a search today on a product name and I noticed that one of the Adwords results had an address right below it. It does not do this every time. Sometimes is just says Houston, TX.
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It’s been displaying like that over here for the last few days. I’ve mostly noticed it with hotel related queries like Orlando Hotels.
Yup, since December http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/015691.html
I figured I was not the first to see it. I just thought some people had not noticed yet. I just saw it for the first time today.
I’ve seen these adresses on regular basis since December. So it’s quite old news :-p
I haven’t noticed this until now. Any idea why they are showing the full address? Maybe they are just testing new stuff…
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Waiting for your email.
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Yeah, they have been showing up a while now. Anyone know why?
I figure mighty Google wants to provide local data more exposure. This in turn may aid Google’s efforts to generate more locally targeted advertising from retail and service businesses.
Perhaps, that want their PPC customer with better ROI!
Google has started displaying the exact address for those businesses that also have listings on Google Maps.
Can anyone tell me why is it necessary to post their address?
do the advertisers have the consent about it?