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Originally Posted by AB
How is that?? I just typed imaginationplay into google an first result was yours
OK, Ok, forget that...I'll try playground equipement...LOL bloody rum:)
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Originally Posted by AB
How is that?? I just typed imaginationplay into google an first result was yours
OK, Ok, forget that...I'll try playground equipement...LOL bloody rum:)
Yeah I want average joe who is searching for playground equipment, play equipment, commercial playground equipment, school playground equipment, playground equipment Australia etc to find us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nisshead
Some we are still kicking goals but some main keywords we got slammed!!!
A hint to anyone in same boat though...
Virtual offices across Australia ;)
Yes, Google has me as Adelaide.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
Different location results depending on whether I’m signed in to Google or not. Not signed in it says Ballarat when I click on Search Tools. When I am signed in it gives the name of my suburb outside of Ballarat. Typing in Indian Restaurant it list them in Ballarat.
I reckon the differences folk are reporting may be explained by whether they have ever signed in to Google, & possibly how long ago. Eg. Did Doggy last sign into Google when he was in Sydney?
Good point cuppa!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cuppa
That would be very silly of a multi billion dollar company to cache their last login as there current location though.
Doggy, is that true what cuppa said?
On my phone that link just shows the google forum, is that what you wanted to show?Quote:
Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2
Yeah I know there's a forum I just wanted to see and test real results from users around oz that's all.
How location is auto-detectedQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
If you don't set your location, Google shows an approximate location based on the following things to help provide you with the most relevant results:
Your IP address.
Your Location History if you have it turned on.
Google Toolbar's My Location feature if it’s turned on.
Recent locations you’ve searched for.
Thanks toddy.Quote:
Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2
I saw that the other week, no idea why that link didn't work for me.
There's just so many variables now as shown tonight which throws it out though which is interesting.
For a 2 or 3 months after I moved to Ballarat from Gippsland, Google maps continued to default to our Gippsland location. Eventually it seemed to sort itself out.
My google says Melb, Vic. Currrent location 56kms off shore.
Sorry, Todd. My multi billion $$$ company are worse..
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum.../2015/02/5.png
wireless NBN 10 kms outside of Ballarat
Thats good cuppa for wireless.
AB, mine now says Thorpdale.
My work one said unknown
Yeah baby!!!!!!!!!
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Did this change by itself or did you press DETECT LOCATION?Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
It changed by itself.
Thats pretty good clunk. Is that Telstra?Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
It's completely changed my industry and our business is suffering :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
I feel like punching google in the neck very hard for this!!!!
Yeah on my mobile, only get 4mps tops on home internetQuote:
Originally Posted by lucus30
perth wa..............
yeah i can see the 4G ha haQuote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
Yeh i know but just mentioned it for those who are less tech savvyQuote:
Originally Posted by lucus30
Ha ha I'm not tech savvy at all lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
No or me....;)Quote:
Originally Posted by lucus30
Where is the like button ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
What's a like button.?Quote:
Originally Posted by lucus30
Yeah I noticed at work (I changed my work one from Sydney to warragul) if I type simply "electrician" it shows me all the local sparkiesQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
So if I were to type "playground equipment" for example, would I need to be a bit closer to where you are based for you to be the top result?
Short answer is yes but long answer is you can work around it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie