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Google Opens Virtual Window Into Secretive Data Center

By Bigfork Web Development | October 17, 2012

Google is opening a virtual window into the secretive data centers where an intricate maze of computers process Internet search requests, show YouTube video clips and distribute email for millions of people. The site features photos from inside some of the eight data centers that Google...

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The Power of SEO

By Bigfork Web Development | August 13, 2012

SEO is an abbreviation of Search Engine Optimization.  This is the process of structuring a web page so that it is found effectively and indexed by search engines. Why is SEO so powerful? Think of your website as a physical store or restaurant with wonderful...

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Google Place Pages are Being Replaced

By Bigfork Web Development | June 12, 2012

Recently Google announced that Google Place pages are being replaced with Google+ Local pages for business. Google+ Local pages are new business profile listings which will replace your Google Place page and integrate with Google’s social network, Google+.  Users can access these pages through Search, Maps, and...

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Google+ Pages Now Open For Businesses, Brands, & Places!

By Bigfork Web Development | November 21, 2011

Do you already have a Google+ page?  Now you can have one for your business too! Google+ Business Pages have finally been released out into the social networking world.  Google is now allowing businesses, brands and any non-human entity to participate in its Google social...

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Google Places – Help your business stand out!

By Bigfork Web Development | October 14, 2011

Claim Your Listing! Have you heard about Google Places? Google Places offers a service that helps your business stand out in local search results and increases your place ranking. 97% of consumers search for local businesses online: you can increase your chances that they find...

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Why is My Google Listing Wrong?

By Bigfork Web Development | November 16, 2009

A client with a new website recently contacted me with a question that frequently confuses many. When she typed her company search terms in Google, her business not only showed up in the natural listings, it also showed at the top of the page, with...

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