Thanks Wesley - I kind of thought that Google would have documented it somewhere but I'd never managed to dig it out.
It's quite interesting what Google do in the name of 'relevancy' these days. One of the great features of the internet is the ability to do business with scant regard to geography, but clearly Google have cottoned onto the fact that some people are more likely to trust someone who is 'local'.
Interesting indeed!
It's quite interesting what Google do in the name of 'relevancy' these days. One of the great features of the internet is the ability to do business with scant regard to geography, but clearly Google have cottoned onto the fact that some people are more likely to trust someone who is 'local'.
Interesting indeed!
Paul Carpenter 22nd July 2008
http://adwords.blogspot.com/2007/10/adwords-ads-whats-your-location.html
Although not sure about the \"England\" message - I\'ve never seen that before.