I tend to agree. "Overnegativing" is just a great
way to chase away
business in many cases. Unless the case for the negative is
blindingly
obvious sometimes it's best to cast a wide net and manage
the cost of
the media.
On Apr 13, 10:49 pm, "StudioMobile"
<willia... gmail.com> wrote:
> Why on earth would you want to do this? Most strictly
online
> businesses should be targeting local searches,
reminding people that
> they don't have to just rely on a local store to buy
many goods and
> services. A search for "Atlanta Mortgage"
should be of great interest
> to an online-only mortgage outlet like eLoans.com, or a
search for
> "Boston Wireless" to an online wireless
vendor like Wirefly.com
> Anything that can be bought online and delivered
locally is locally-
> relevant! Cheers--
>
> On Apr 13, 9:04 am, "bumpaw"
<mermen...gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Is there an easy way for a strictly online
business to eliminate
> > searches for products by city name? In a dream
world there would be a
> > negative keyword like - where any commonly
known city name
> > would cause a Broad match phrase to not show.
>
> > Do people just make a mega list of cities as
negative keywords?
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