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Is Anyone Marketing Their Practice Online?

Jul 8, 2007 10:48AM PDT

I feel as though a lot of accountants have been more hesitant to leverage the power of social networking for marketing (i.e. the MySpace effect) than professionals in other sectors. Therefore, I wanted to list three sites which can be very helpful in terms of both driving traffic to your website and also helping people find you:

1. CRAIGSLIST - It might seem obvious, but many people don't use it. If you have a special to announce or want to introduce your practice to a local online community, create a free post. Be sure to include a link to your site if you have one.

2. MYLOCALSPOT - Like a MySpace for small businesses, the site is very easy to use and lets you create a free profile. Include pictures, a description of your practice, a link to your site, your menu and any current specials. Edit your profile at any time so you can keep customers up-to-date with what's happening with your practice.

3. BLOGGER - Easy to use site that let's you create a free blog about your practice. Use it to keep current customers up to date with the latest about your practice. Be sure to link to your site.

There ya go...embrace technology!

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