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PublicPIM
Chris,
How might I get a mention in Small Business Newz about our freeware.
It is a Website Database Application which will upload and install the database application to a website.
People can register at
http://www.opendb.org/membership/regform.php and then login into the database we have on our User Website www.opendb.org/publicpim
Best Regards,
James M.Orr
Author of PublicPIM
ps I t uses Google Maps as a matter of fact.
Mentioned
Great tools
I tried registering in both Yahoo and MSN Locals but it appears that they do charge a fee to be included. I work for a serviced office company called Avanta. And like you said it's great not to just think that Google sends all your traffic.
Thanks Chris. Jerry
Great one Jerry, I agree
Great one Jerry, I agree with you, I was benchmarking a financial service site through Alexa and realised that most traffic are referred rather than SE. If you serach for Current account with the amount of returned results you expect tons of traffic but thats not the case. Thanks Chris for the topic
Good reminder
Have to admit I'd forgotten about Yahoo listings - I had a bad experience with a featured listing so perhaps I'd shifted it to the back of my mind to block it out!
However, timely reminder so hopefully serviced offices manchester searches will return Offices Up North in future.
Thanks.
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