Earn More Sales By Increasing Local Traffic To Your Website

Proven strategies and techniques in gaining more website traffic, inquiries and sales for your local business.

Local businesses need local customers and, every day, people are online looking for florists, plumbers, dentists, lawyers and more.

Can your business be found?

In this course – “Earn More Sales By Increasing Local Traffic To Your Website" – we'll introduce several (and simple) techniques and strategies to help your local business gain more traffic to your website.

This course covers:

How to increase LOCAL search engine rankings in Google and other search engines.
How to claim, confirm and optimize business listings in Yelp, Google+ and other review and mapping websites. We'll even supply worksheets to help you complete this task!
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How writing blog posts that will impact search engines and help increase traffic to your website.
Reveal a great local SEO tip that almost guarantees a No. 1 ranking in Google on local keywords (top secret tip!).
How to develop a great team of local writers and photographers for your website, blog and social media campaigns.
How to create and publish simple videos for your business.
Learn how attending conferences and trade shows will increase business.
Don't rely on your stale, old website to do the trick. Higher rankings on local keywords against your competitor can be a tough chore, However, we'll reveal the best techniques we used in over 15 years of providing online consulting and search engine optimization for local customers. This course currently contains over 40 lectures and three cheat sheets and worksheets to help you along the way.
What are the requirements?

Students should have a basic understanding of their website content; online traffic and sales; Yelp and other online review and mapping websites, as well as a general knowledge of social media networks such as Twitter and Facebook.
Students do not need to have website design skills, but need to understand the process for making changes to their website (i.e., how to contact their website designer or system administrator).
Students might want to have a process in place for setting up and checking an additional e-mail account for marketing tasks and for claiming local business listings because of the amount of additional correspondence this process generates.