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Comparison of a basic Local page vs. one that is nicely done
Each listing service has a certain amount of traffic for searches – this may be small, but each one contributes to overall visits
Equally important, each listing adds a link to your website, boosting its ranking
Start with www.getlisted.org (if it’s available in your country) and claim listings on these services
You can do a search for “online business directories” and see what might be relevant – do the free ones, generally not worth paying for a premium listing
Do a few each week, and over a period of time, you’ll have many more links / citations
Use autofill in your browser to speed this up (built into Chrome, available for Firefox)
What cues will make someone click a search listing to visit your site?
Description is useful – drawn from metatag or page content
Google “authorship” is another plus – see my listings for examples (search “archicad”)
Picture and number of Google Circles now shown when author is listed
Social media in general are playing an increasing role in SEO – Google is looking at “social signals” related to +1’s, Likes, comments, other interactivity – aiming to reduce reliance on factors that can be “gamed” (such as backlinks) and focus on visitor experience and behavior
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