Small Business Search Engine Marketing Professionals
There is more than meets the eye to developing a successful small business web site. We spend countless hours on keyword research and web content development, dynamic link building campaigns, syndicated press releases, social media bookmarking, blogging, article marketing.
Many firms charge $1600 per month per web site for SEO/SEM. If you want the phone to ring with new clients on the other end, search engine optimization (SEO) and search engine Marketing (SEM) marketing like never before.
Contact us to inquire an existing web property or to have us "build to suit" a property for your needs. The new yellow pages - MicroManaged Media, Inc.
In virtually any discussion of marketing small businesses like dentist, air conditioning contractors and plumbers, someone will pipe in with a comment that yellow pages doesn’t work, that door hangers don’t work, that newspaper ads don’t work, etc. If you read enough of these comments you’d come to the conclusion that nothing works.
Yet, somehow dentists, et al., are able to generate leads. So something must be working. There is a lot of truth in the claims that this or that doesn’t work. In and of itself, many types of advertising don’t work, particularly if it is the only type of advertising done by the small business.
Marketing is a numbers game. It requires multiple avenues. It requires exposing your company to consumers over and over. It requires tracking and modification. It requires patience and perseverance. Too many times, small businesses look to hit a home run. They think they have found a form of advertising that draws in new clients and that it works without fail every single time it is implemented.
Times have Changed for Yellow Pages Advertisers
At one time, TV, radio and yellow pages advertising were methods of advertising you could count on to produce an endless stream of leads. Times have changed and if you kept doing the same advertising in places like the yellow pages, without changes, you are poorer for it.
Multiple Web sites
Everyone is switching to the internet. They are switching the time they spend for entertainment for radio and TV to surfing the web, and if your advertising dollars aren't migrating there as well, you are wasting money on ineffectual advertising.
One web site is not enough. Several sites will allow you to compete with the variations in phrases that your potential clients use to "look you up". An example is like you could look up "pest control" or "exterminators" in two places in a yellow pages, you need two web sites that are targeting each keyword phrase.
It is the constant exposure that works, not any one particular piece of advertising.
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