Local Marketing Experts Asks the Hard Questions
Nov 18, 2019
An expert in local marketing says he feels compelled to ask the hard questions of local shops and restaurants. He says doing so may help them redirect their business and help it thrive in today's culture.
Arroyo Grande, CA, United States - November 18, 2019 /PressCable/ —
One local business marketing expert says he is discouraged when he sees local business owners suffering from a lack of new business, and says that he is asking the hard questions to help them reconstruct their business for today’s local environment.
“I’ve seen it time and time again,” says a spokesman from FindUsLocal.com, a local business directory that offers free advertising for local business owners. “Small mom and pop shops are still trying to do business the old way, and it’s hurting their bottom line,” he says. “And that’s why I’ve decided to start asking the hard questions.”
He says that some local shop owners have been doing business the same way for years and unless someone talks truth to them, their success is in jeopardy. “The main point I want people to understand that if you want to succeed with a local business, you have to use today’s methods.”
He’s talking about ensuring that local business owners have an online presence in this tech savvy environment. “And the best way they can do that,” he says, “is to create a free local business listing.”
He says that almost 100 percent of shoppers use local business directories when trying to find local businesses. “If your business isn’t listed online,” he says, “all those customers are going to visit another shop or restaurant.”
He says it takes an average of ten minutes to set up a free local business directory. “But the benefits of those ten minutes can be seen almost immediately in the form of new customers walking through the doors.”
About FindUsLocal: FindUsLocal uses geolocation technology in visitor’s browsers to construct a home page focused on their city, town or community. Right there on the front page, they’ll find local weather, sports results for their favorite teams, and announcements of the top musical acts and events coming to their city. Smart business owners list their businesses on the site to be seen by those who are specifically looking for businesses in their local area.
Contact Info:
Name: Matthew Hesser
Email: Send Email
Organization: Find Us Local USA Business Directory
Address: P.O. Box 880, Arroyo Grande, CA, Arroyo Grande, CA 93421, United States
Phone: +1-805-534-9800
Website: http://www.FindUsLocal.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88934495
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