How Google Maps Can Help Your Business

Posted in SEO, search engine optimization on Dec 17, 2009

Please forgive me for being an SEO and Google nerd today. I’ve been experimenting with submiting my site to Google and it took me the longest to figure it out. I blame it on the long work hours and trying to learn about site verification while watching Gossip Girl and Heroes online.

So today, I finally verified my site and decided to play around with keywords to find my business. If you don’t do this for your company please proceed to your nearest search engine Google, Bing or Yahoo!. I accidentally found my company by using keywords that I want to be listed for. Surprisingly, I found out I was number one on Google Maps for my area, Atlanta!

Get your company listed on Google Maps too!

Ella Bee PR on Google Maps

Ella Bee Social Media & PR is the number one social media company listed on Google Maps out of more than 4,000 companies listed. Listing your company on Google Maps can help with SEO.

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