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Many articles have been written on the value of geo-targeted keywords – search phrases that combine a location with a service. These geo-targeted, long tail keywords like “Montana malpractice attorney” are traditionally what search engine marketers like me and my team pursue for our legal clients. They deliver highly targeted traffic that converts well. [...]Full post as published by CaseDetails.com - SEO for Law Firms on August 28, 2009 (boomark / email).
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