If your Business isn’t showing up on SmartPhones, you’re losing money. Here’s some scary statistics if this is you — along with a simply low cost solution you’ll likely Love:
It’s a recession — would you enjoy more business from far better online visibility? Do you want to keep your doors open and prosper? Here are some facts you can’t ignore:
(Pew Internet) conducted in May
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83 percent of U.S. adults have a cell phone
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42 percent of those people have a smartphone.
* According to the 2011 Mobile Search Insights Study, nearly half (49%) of mobile Web users have bought at least one item via their mobile device in the last six months.
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32% purchased entertainment (and 76% researched an entertainment purchase)
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31% purchased clothing (and 61% researched a clothing purchase)
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25% purchased electronics (and 68% researched an electronics purchase)
Smartphone users are using the mobile web to gather information about products and services.
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84% search for local retailer information like phone, address, and hours
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82% find online retailers
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73% find a specific manufacturer or product website
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71% learn about a product or service after seeing an advertisement
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68% find the best price for a product or service
If your business has a physical location — you need to be listed on the “Local Maps” section on Google, Yahoo and Bing if you want to benefit from the rapidly growing number of masses using Smart Phones to find businesses.
For the Low Cost of $125 (A One Time Fee) We List you on the Following Services:
* Google Local
- Launched in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google.com is by far the most popular search engine globally. Originally named BackRub, Google’s network of sites roughly get 65% of all the United States searches and is considered by most people to be the world’s best search engine. We setup this account, and make sure you are listed. Current Traffic: 150 million.
*Yahoo Local
- Started in 1994 by David Filo and Jerry Yang, Yahoo.com was originally a directory of websites that later became it’s own crawler-based engine in 2002. As of late 2009, Yahoo! was the second biggest search engine on the web. We setup this account, and make sure you are listed. Current Traffic: 137 million.
*Bing Local
- Launched in 2009 by Microsoft, Bing.com is their latest search engine service. In late August, Bing officially started delivering Yahoo!’s search results. Former Microsoft search engines include Microsoft Live search and MSN. Currently in beta. Search. 80 million
*Ask Local -
Formally known as Ask Jeeves or AskJeeves.com, Ask.com was founded in 1996 with the idea of allowing users to get answers to questions posed in everyday, natural language, as well as traditional keyword searching. Today Ask.com also includes support for math, dictionary, and conversion questions. Company re-tooling local search. Current Traffic: 60 million
*** Most of our customers report an increase in business as much as 30% once they are listed and searched for in Maps. The real question becomes, can you afford to not be listed?
Get Your Listing Up and Active Now: