Can Your Customers Find You?
You’ve probably seen maps like this when searching for a business. Your customers are seeing these when they search for you, too.
Can they find you?
And if you do have a listing, is it complete and accurate? Did you know you can add and correct information, photos, business hours, customer reviews and more? Are you maximizing the massive potential Google is giving you for free?
Some listings are so poorly done, the customer is left to assume that the business is CLOSED! What will your customers see when they go to your Google Place page (hint: check it out yourself!)?
Although Google is providing you a free Google Places page, there are wrong ways and right ways and better ways to utilize your page to generate more interest from your customers and to have them “ready to buy” when they open the door to your store or office.
80% Of Your Local Biz comes from people who
live/work 5 miles from your location!
Let us evaluate your Google Places for free! Send your business name, city, state, type of business and phone number to GooglePlaces@BizFinderLocal.com and we’ll send you a free evaluation of your Google Places page.
34% Of People Today Use Google Maps To Find A Local Business, BUT…
…Less Than 3% Of Businesses Have “Claimed” Their Listing!
Retailers who don’t embrace this new technology will be left behind ~ Advertising Age
Customers want to find you. How can you make your business easy to find? Let us show you!
Send your business name, city, state, type of business and phone number to GooglePlaces@BizFinderLocal.com and we’ll send you a free evaluation of your Google Places page.
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Hi Memii, thanks for your comment. Christine and Cindy are actually going to be just a few blocks from your store this morning and will stop in to visit you. We left a message on your voice mail, too. Looking forward to meeting you.