Location appearing on search result. how can this be achieved?

[optimind]

I'm pretty sure this site is not doing any SEO but i think what made them no. 1 is the location. I already tried adding a google publisher tag to my site that points to my google page which contains my address but i still can't have the location appear..

here's a screenshot of the search result that i want to achieve:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/tbdv3121rrs6zp5/Screen Shot 2013-04-15 at 9.39.30 AM.png

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[Branagan]

Try this: http://www.google.com/business/placesforbusiness/

You can also use microdata and submitting your location to G+ helps too!

[optimind]

Hi, I already have places on google and have several verified info there. If you look at my site www.myoptimind.com I linked my google page as a publisher. But still can't achieve this result.

[Branagan]

You could merge those two if you want, just do a bit of research first. and Schema.org mark up really helps!

[GregoryTK]

Hi Wendy,

Actually, where is your search originating from?  Is your company's activity based in the same area (seemingly not)? Google will try to match a search with relevant and local results.

Just a few extra tips for your website's Google+ Local "landing page":

• Title tag: try to include your +Local Business Title and Location
• URL: also try to include the city/town name on your website's +Local "landing page"
• Also try to add your exact +Local Business Title in the H1 tag on your "landing page"

Cheers

Greg

[optimind]

thanks gregory. did you see the search result? not sure what appears in US search result but try searching "digital agency philippines"

[GregoryTK]

CloudWalk also ranks at the top in the same fashion...

You are also ranking on this page (9th absolute position)