Get your business to stand out online with Greenwich People!

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By MissSiany | Tuesday, March 08, 2011, 13:57

Are you a business owner in Greenwich and looking to get

noticed online? Greenwich People can help! By claiming your free business profile now  you can tap into the rich promotional

possibilities offered by digital media and attract new customers in your community

and beyond.

Your business is probably already listed on our

comprehensive local business directory, but by claiming it you can begin to

customise your profile and increase both its appeal to potential customers and

its ranking on Google and other major search engines. 

Claiming your business on Greenwich People is quick, easy and free! Click

here to search for your business in the local directory. Once you have found your listing, just click the ‘claim’ button and you will then instantly be able to

upload a photo or a logo, along with your opening hours and 140 characters of

text explaining a bit about yourself.

The information that you provide will make your business

more visible on internet search engines such as Google, Yahoo and Bing, which

in turn gives you a greater chance of catching the eyes of new customers, especially

the ones who might just be passing through town and are in need of your

particular services. Though they might not know the area, a quick search on

their smart-phone will allow them to find out where you are, what you offer and

when you are open.

A claimed profile will also make the users of Greenwich People more

likely to add their own reviews of your services, which is a great way for

businesses to get feedback from their customers and build consumer confidence

and demand.

To find out more about claiming your business on Greenwich People,

contact samantha.curran-jackson@northcliffedigital.co.uk.

      

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