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30 billion searches for local information will be made in 2008.

79% of U.S. households do some kind of search for a local service or product on a daily basis.

77% of Internet users have looked for services and products within an area close to their home or business.

58% of all Internet search engine references are for locally sold products and services.

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Our goal is to give you the power and control to share your business information with millions of internet users. When people in your area go online looking for your product or service, your information should show up first.

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According to research by The Kelsey Group, 50 percent of local searches are conducted specifically to purchase products or services. However, a report by ComScore and DoubleClick indicates consumers don’t know the names of the businesses they’re searching for in most cases. As a result, they search on generic terms 55 percent of the time to find local businesses that carry products or services they intend to purchase.

Local search is much more significant of a market share than many people believe.

30 billion searches for local information will be made in 2008.
79% of U.S. households do some kind of search for a local service or product on a daily basis.
77% of Internet users have looked for services and products within an area close to their home or business.
58% of all Internet search engine references are for locally sold products and services.

ComScore informs marketers that 40 percent of all online searches relate to local information. ComScore also reports that 64% of purchases start online, but end up bought offline. Latitude’s director of search Jon Myers said users are 30 percent more likely to buy a product or service related to local search.

Google gives consumers three choices for local business ads. Customers can utilize text advertisements on maps, window bubbles on maps, and text only on search related to regional targeting.

WebXsposure advises tracking web site hits, events on your site, and giving special offers to find where customers found you. WebXsposure recommends four things to do to increase local search: investing in search marketing, understanding what your customers look for, adding content to your site, and understanding how visitors convert.

Search 4 It Local brings customers to your local business by placing your business information in the leading local search sites and data providers. Allowing local customers looking for your type of business to reach you. Search4ItLocal online search engine marketing and local Internet search advertising services can help you boost your business.

For many small businesses, commercial transactions don't take place on the Web. Anything that you'd traditionally look for in the print yellow pages becomes a local search on the Internet. For these queries, Internet marketing encourages potential customers to call them or to visit their brick and mortar store. In these cases, all searches that affect their site are considered local search.

Luckily for small business owners, there's Search 4 It Local!

Here are a few of the things that we will take care of to help your local business thrive online

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