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Most businessess have understood the importance of local advertising, it is affordable, easy to control and quantify and brings results. Day after day we have clients that ask usa about different ways on how to advertise. Fastletterbox thinks that the best way is a combination of different methods, one being increased visibily on the google local, see this video for a more detailed explanation. Leafleting can be used by large companies and by small ones, old ones continue to do it regularly and new businesses realise its importance and flexibilty, in order to reach for more orders and exposure.

Fow a while some people did predict that with the internet, online ordering, email lists etc the humble flier will dissappear, facts show that leaflet distribution is on the increase and will continue to be used in the future in different ways. The challenge is to be precise, informative and inovative on the formulation and design to attract the attention of your persepective clients.

Local Advertising  does need to start in large numbers, the most important points being: make your presence felt, be informative and offer a good service/product.

At Fastletterbox we have been listening to our clients needs and have decided to include another form of advertising: SEO [Search Engine Optimizing] in conjunction with leafleting, advice and recommendation on printing and design. Fastletterbox believes that a combination of different methods can improve the ways needed to reach your target audience. 

SEO is the process by which your website visibility gets improved and your ranking goes higher in search engines during the search. Lets take as an example Fastletterbox, our website www.wheretoadvertise.co.uk can be found if you type wheretoadvertise or local advertising, leafleting, leaflet distribution and so on. These are the key-words that anyone does a search for if they need leafleting. Is the same for any product or service.

At www.wheretoadvertise.co.uk we are enrolling a new SEO Service called Local Everywhere. You can be a builder, a solicitor, a dentist, a pizza shop or an estate agent, if anyone in your area looks for a particular service or product we can guarantee that you will be in 1-st page, top ranking from 1-5 on your particular zone. If I’m based on Maida Vale and need a company to Paint my house, I type in  Google: Painters in Maida Vale- Google Local will offer me companies that cover my area. If I’m in need of a dentist in Neasden and type dental services in Neasden, the same will happen.

As a business owner you need to take advantage of all the available tools, try our Local SEO for a reasonable price and inside 3-6 months you will reap the rewards, for more information at SEO from Fastletterbox please visit our site http://www.wheretoadvertise.co.uk/leafletandlocal.php and listen to the comprehensive SEO video to understand more how we can improve your visibility and bring you more clients.

Send an inquiry to Fastletterbox and we will reply very fast, after a thorough assessment we will inform you of the steps we need to take to improve your ranking for a very reasonable price, in order for you to have a permanent presence in Google Local.

One of my sources at Microsoft has informed me that there is a massive sell off of stocks now underway at Microsoft. As the dollar continues its downward spiral many share holders are bailing out.

Under the cover of darkness there have been a number of bids from various companies over night with Digg coming out on top.

An early morning a call to my source who is on the board told me that

“..the reason for the sale was because of the future coming recession in the US, this has prompted a loss in confidence of it’s major shareholders triggering a massive sell off.”

It has also been rumored that Mircosoft’s founder Bill Gates has held on to his shares as the value of the company nose dived over night. As of 9am UK time the company share dropped to £0.41 with insiders keeping mum on the deal.

Digg is expected to annouce its new acquisition later today but laywers of Microsoft are pressuring Digg to delay announcement to the end of tommorow.

At the time of this writing Microsoft was unavailable for comment.

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