Local Search On Google Glass: Part 4 Of The Google Glass Diary Series

If (When?) Google Glass becomes popular, local businesses could stand to gain a lot of visibility — and perhaps new customers — from wearers looking for information about what’s around them or what’s in the place where they’re going. Local search and navigation should be a pretty common usage of Glass, and it’s certainly one […]

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    google-glass-logo-200pxIf (When?) Google Glass becomes popular, local businesses could stand to gain a lot of visibility — and perhaps new customers — from wearers looking for information about what’s around them or what’s in the place where they’re going.

    Local search and navigation should be a pretty common usage of Glass, and it’s certainly one of the main uses that Google has had in mind all along.

    Glass is mobile search, but in a new form: voice-controlled with results coming back to the user in the form of single-business “cards” with business name, address, phone and sometimes the hours that the business is open.

    For a deep look at how it works, don’t miss part four of my ongoing Google Glass Diary series, just published this morning on our sister site, Search Engine Land:

    Google Glass Diary, Part 4: Local Search & Navigation

    For background, don’t miss the previous articles in this series, all of which are listed below.


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