Beginner (Step 1) ATTRACT VISITORS
The launch of your Web site was an important milestone that required a great deal of planning, decision making and implementation.
Now you need to follow up with usability testing, measuring site traffic, staying abreast of industry best practices, and identifying new ways to make your Web site work better for you.
Your end result? A Web site that keeps your customers coming back for more and is “alive” to the day-to-day changes you make in your sales and marketing. I know – it’s a bit overwhelming isn’t it?
Let’s take it step-by-step.
While there are MANY other places for you to list your business locally, let’s start with the major three. Then as your business grows, you will find which of the smaller local search portals are best for your business. Some of the smaller portals are free and some charge a fee.
First, you’ll want to take time to list your business locally in the top 3 search engines – Google, Bing (formerly MSN), and Yahoo!
Click here to get started listing or claiming your local business in the major search engines.
Don’t worry, it’s free – it just requires a short time commitment from you. 
