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14 Jul 2003

My Carmel wireless entry is now the number one Google result for “carmel wireless” and number three for “carmel hotspot.” I’ve already had some people arrive here from Google that were obviously searching for 802.11 wireless Internet access in Carmel. If your business isn’t online, you’re losing business.

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Ben Regenspan
July 21, 2003 4:46 AM

Hard to tell though if your post would make it to a higher PageRank on Google than the Carmel net access folks

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