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Good stuff, although I'm surprised you didn't make any specific mention of the Axciom database, which is heavily (ab)used.
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You covered it in broad terms under Relevant #2, but I thought you may want to include a little more detail. We know that it uses Acxiom to populate its list of categories (which we cannot edit/alter at the moment) and the category name is also a major factor in ranking.
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Try [italian restaurants in portland, or] -- I think that one had a biz with 14 reviews in the "A" spot, and bizz with 43 and 47 reviews below it. |
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The only way I could see it helping is if there are absolutely zero matches (or close to zero) for the keyword-location combination you're going after. In that case, the local algorithm's strong emphasis on actual business data could be trumped by on-page references. |
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