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I've been seeing more traffic sense i started using Pinterest. I would like to learn more about how this can help SEO I agree with Kane I think its going to be a huge trend this year. Tim

If you do not want Google Maps you could use Bing or OpenStreetMap. But when it comes to links; I have recently used Zeemaps because it allows me to put markers with text, images and links that go directly to the same website. Even if it goes out first. So I have a Zeemap on mydomain.com/map   with markers that have links pointing to mydomain.com/post-1 and mydomain.com/post-2 etc. You can remove advertisement on maps for $24 a year. I havent found a cheaper or better alternative.

If rankings are your motivation, you're better off optimizing your site for mobile using media queries and getting more hits that way than building an app. I'd definitely measure your mobile traffic to see if the effort is even worth it for your customers. Personally, unless the app is doing something beyond displaying your site with all the features it normally has, I don't think there's any reason to create an app, and I think a lot of people have gone a little app crazy with mobile tech.

My advice is to make separate channels fro separate client, do not place clients videos on your channel because if you part ways it can get messy.