The Web is the New Phone Book - All Businesses Should Be On the Web

Seattle Web Promotion will help you with your Web Presence.

The next level is creating a Web Presence if this makes sense for your business or service. Our WEB Presence includes a website and or BLOG that you can provide to your clients or potential customers to confirm to them:  "Yes, I am on the web."  

WEB Presence includes
All of the Business Web Basics accounts above and
A Simple Website on your choice of Google/Sites, Weebly, WIX, Orbs, Gogopin, or Webs.
A Wordpress Blog with automation to help simplify posting.
If you have a Facebook account, a Business page can be created.

One of my Wordpress blogs can be viewed here http://localwebpromotion.wordpress.com/
One of my Orbs websites can be viewed here http://localwebpromotion.orbs.com/
One of my  Webs websites can be viewed here http://seattlewebpromotion.webs.com/

The Introductory Investment for WEB Presence is $300.

Seattle Web Promotion will help you with your Business Web Basics

The Web is the New Phone Book  -  All Businesses Should Be On the Web

David Anders  |  The Computer Guy
(206)  286-8438  MailTo:SeattleWebPromotion@Gmail.com

Seattle Web Promotion will help you with your Business Web Basics.

Business Web Basics: includes the following accounts and others:

Google Places	Superpages	Manta
Yahoo Local	Yellowpages	Whitepages
Bing Business	Local.com	MerchantCircle
Yelp Business Page	CitySearch	About.me

The above are some of the most popular and useful directories.
These accounts may already exist, we will verify your claim and enhance them.  
The Introductory Investment for this Business Web Basics is $150.
You can read a more complete description at http://seattlewebpromotion.weebly.com/business-web-basics.html

 

Wikipedia definitions of Common Web Terms | Seattle Web Promotion - David Anders

Wikipedia is a user-generated and user-edited resource that provides information on a vast array of topics.  When constructing your Local Web Presence Structure I believe it is wise to read the definitions of the terms you will run into.

• You will be constructing an Online Identify separate from your personal identity to promote your service or business.
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_identity
• With the introduction of Google Places into the mainstream organic SERP, PageRank plays little to no role in ranking a business in the Local Business Results. PageRank is not a factor since Google ranks business listings and not web pages.
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Places
  http://www.google.com/search?q=google+places
• Methods of Website Linking
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methods_of_website_linking
• Your Digital Footprint will be enlarged with the links between elements of your new structure.
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_footprint
• A web directory or Link Directory is a directory on the Web. Specializing in linking to web sites and categorizing those links.
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_directory
• Search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of improving the visibility of a website
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimization
  
  
• Search engine results page (SERP), is the listing of web pages returned by a search
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_results_page
• Pagerank is the level of prestige a website has been given by search engines like Google. A link to your site is more valuable from a site with a high Pagerank.
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PageRank

Google submit your content - Industry Technology/Internet Links Firefox and Scribefire

Google provides overviews and howto's for types of businesses, this is a sample.

http://www.google.com/submityourcontent/technology.html

Industry: Technology/Internet

Google speaks your language

Technology companies – from computer hardware and software firms to electronics manufacturers to Internet destination sites – face an increasingly competitive marketplace. When people look for your company’s products and services, make sure they find you. Share your product listings and reviews, publicize your blog, get your website indexed — everything you need to increase your exposure online to reach as many customers as possible.

 

Google can get your content in front of people—free

We've found that technology/Internet businesses often have some of the content below. Click each content type to learn how you can use Google's services to promote your content.

		Website: Make sure your website is included in Google Web Search and is easily accessible to Google.
		Business Information: Add or update your business information on our location-based services.
		Events: Advertise upcoming webinars and events.
		Gadgets: Build branded mini-applications to deliver news and information to websites and desktops worldwide.
		Product Listings: List all of your products for sale.
		Product Reviews: Give your customers a chance to learn more about your products.
		Blogs: Give your business a voice, and let your customers know what's going on right now.
		RSS: Instantly deliver your latest content to customers whenever you update your website.

See all the content you can share with Google »

Seattle Web Promotion  has four blogs, currently. Scribefire and Firefox are used to post snippets of webpages.
http://seattlewebpromotion.wordpress.com
http://seattlewebpromotion.blogspot.com
http://seattlewebpromotion.posterous.com
http://seattlewebpromotion.tumblr.com

You can judge the accuracy of the posting on each of the above blogs.

http://www.scribefire.com/