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October 26, 2007 – 12:05 pm
It wasn’t very long ago, say pre-2003, that local search was limited to finding, let’s say a dry-cleaner, “within 5 miles from your zip code”. Well, we all know that if you live in a city, a 5 mile radius might as well include Kazakhstan. In other words, the relevancy of search results as it [...]
October 22, 2007 – 7:22 pm
I was recently asked by the Coleman Entrepreneurship Center at DePaul Universityto help give light to the term hyperlocal for an upcoming newsletter. Anxious to blab about a topic close to home, (after all, that word is the raison d’être, of this blog), I jumped at the chance to give a few brilliant comments about [...]
