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According to Google, approximately two thirds of all adult Americans now use the web on a regular basis
- and they spend one third of that time searching for information via the Internet.
About 70 percent of Google users seeking information about a merchant are primarily interested in local
results, said Marissa Mayer, Google's director of consumer Web products. "People like to find and buy
things in their neighborhoods."
For decades, printed directories and newspapers have been the resource of choice for finding information
about local businesses. With the introduction of the Internet, consumer behavior has changed and a
growing number of them prefer the speed that the Internet provides.
According to industry analyst firm Kelsey Group, online directory lookups could surpass print directory
lookups within the next three years. And about 25% of all web searches are searches for local businesses
close to the consumers' home or workplace. As the BlackFrederick.com Directory grows, as will the
expanding key words that will drive more visitors to the website and in turn to your business.
BlackFrederick.com offers Frederick county businesses and Churches a competitive edge to the current
directories highlighting area businesses, because it caters to the African-American market. BlackFrederick.
com is tipping the scales in favor of businesses by helping them locate and serve a targeted market
looking specifically for those servicing the African-American Community.
Unlike printed directories, with BlackFrederick.com, you aren’t locked into the published listing for
the year. Listings are approved by you and can be changed or updated at any time. If your phone
number changes, you move or obtain a website that you would like to list, you may edit your listing at any
time for free.
Even if you don't have a website, you should not overlook the fact that 25% of people are looking for local
businesses online. That is one in four people!
Small businesses can now advertise like big businesses at a far lower cost than ever before.
This maximizes the Return on Investment (ROI) of their advertising dollars, because they focus only on
their target market and get potential customers who are actually looking to purchase, not just those surfing
the web and happening on something they saw. This is where geographical searching comes into play for
local businesses.
It is advantageous to tap into the worldwide consumer market through the Internet. With simple and
affordable advertising resources, you can make your products and services available to current residents
of Frederick, as well as, potential ones.
So, what do you really get by advertising/listing with BlackFrederick.com?
- and they spend one third of that time searching for information via the Internet.
About 70 percent of Google users seeking information about a merchant are primarily interested in local
results, said Marissa Mayer, Google's director of consumer Web products. "People like to find and buy
things in their neighborhoods."
For decades, printed directories and newspapers have been the resource of choice for finding information
about local businesses. With the introduction of the Internet, consumer behavior has changed and a
growing number of them prefer the speed that the Internet provides.
According to industry analyst firm Kelsey Group, online directory lookups could surpass print directory
lookups within the next three years. And about 25% of all web searches are searches for local businesses
close to the consumers' home or workplace. As the BlackFrederick.com Directory grows, as will the
expanding key words that will drive more visitors to the website and in turn to your business.
BlackFrederick.com offers Frederick county businesses and Churches a competitive edge to the current
directories highlighting area businesses, because it caters to the African-American market. BlackFrederick.
com is tipping the scales in favor of businesses by helping them locate and serve a targeted market
looking specifically for those servicing the African-American Community.
Unlike printed directories, with BlackFrederick.com, you aren’t locked into the published listing for
the year. Listings are approved by you and can be changed or updated at any time. If your phone
number changes, you move or obtain a website that you would like to list, you may edit your listing at any
time for free.
Even if you don't have a website, you should not overlook the fact that 25% of people are looking for local
businesses online. That is one in four people!
Small businesses can now advertise like big businesses at a far lower cost than ever before.
This maximizes the Return on Investment (ROI) of their advertising dollars, because they focus only on
their target market and get potential customers who are actually looking to purchase, not just those surfing
the web and happening on something they saw. This is where geographical searching comes into play for
local businesses.
It is advantageous to tap into the worldwide consumer market through the Internet. With simple and
affordable advertising resources, you can make your products and services available to current residents
of Frederick, as well as, potential ones.
So, what do you really get by advertising/listing with BlackFrederick.com?
- An affordable marketing solution
- A direct market vehicle via the Internet
- A great way to network your business or organization to new and current residents
- An indefinite and limitless way to communicate and share information with the community
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- B Patterson
to find the businesses and merchants that catered to
the needs of African-Americans. Thanks
BlackFrederick.com!"
- B Patterson
