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    The proximity of the searcher to the physical address is the biggest factor for users, giving more credence to the advancements Google has made with near-me searches. The physical address in city of search came in at No. 2.
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    Some 96% of search engine optimization professionals say their SEO strategy could benefit from using artificial intelligence (AI). About 73% cite the ability to focus on SEO while AI technology analyzes the data; 61%, say AI searches for anomalies in current SEO strategy and fixes them; and 58% believe it keeps their company's SEO strategy up to date current based on what competitors do.
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