Google is prioritizing local search

This post is further to my earlier post and is the result of more detailed information that has been obtained.

Google have been collecting data on cell phone usage ( in particular ) and search engine activity related to all aspects of customer inquiry, and sales. Part of this has involved "key" words entered, and the subsequent following activity.

Now they are preparing to change the entire search engine process away from the present system, towards a localized area search basis.

The implications are such that every single website will require adaptation to these changes, no matter what the individual situation is. This will make it much easier to get targeted traffic, and greatly assist those that get in first with their adaptations. Websites will become more user-friendly for both desktop/laptop and cell phone users, and opens up such a massive opportunity for us that it is essential to get the inside knowledge on these changes.

As part of my considerations on my upcoming website layout, I received information about these changes, and an invitation to join a webinar set down for WEDNESDAY, 15 JULY 2020 at 2PM NZT.

The Presenter is Andrew Thorn, Founder and CEO of Digital Maas, and is entitled "How to future proof your business"

The demand for seats has been completely off the planet by New Zealand Business Owners and Managers, and Website Development Specialists I contacted today, are all expecting massive numbers of requests for changes and adaptations to their Client's Websites. In their words, anyone with a website will have to bring in the changes to keep up with the new systems Google are to bring in.

For all Wealth Affiliate Members, this is a totally golden opportunity to consider the information, make the adjustments, and start getting massive increases in traffic that will skyrocket their rankings before the mainstream get their changes done.

My advice to everyone is to both spread the word about it, and if possible, attend the webinar. I have provided the email address for questions, booking requests etc and the website to go to in my previous post.

From information that I have been provided with, it is very clear that these upcoming changes will also be followed by the other internet providers, and Google has got the jump on them.

The best thing I like about it, is that it is coming about as a direct result of customer demand and as such we need to embrace it and supply the ease of service that we all strive to supply.

Kind regards to all,

Stephen