New knowledge graph box ?
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Hi Mozzers,
I made a search for "ways to unclog toilet" and found this at the top of the search result page: http://cl.ly/image/2e0N033D0B1j
It seems that google is adding a new kind of knowledge graph. What it is this and how can I get my clients doing the same? Is it connected to Google Business?
Thanks for letting me know!
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Thanks Miriam!
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Hi Taysir,
Those are Google's new Home Service Ads. The rollout began with plumbers and locksmiths. Check this out:
http://blumenthals.com/blog/2015/07/30/googles-home-service-ads-questions-and-observations/
I think you'll find it just what the doctor ordered in understanding these results!
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