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Small Business Search Using Google Local

Posted on August 13, 2009 by mlbuckley

I’ve posted here before on the subject of Google Local Search. Rather than go into too much detail again, you can review Free Advertising for Your Small Business.

But, here’s a video from Google that might help you, especially if you haven’t listed your business yet.

Thanks to Krishna De and her guest, Ken O’Connor, for pointing out this resource on Krishna’s Business Growth Live podcast.

Filed under: Advertising, Marketing and Positioning, Computers & the Internet, Web/Tech | Tagged: biz growth news, google local search, Ken O'Connor, krishna de, map my business, small business |

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