LOS ANGELES, CA, August 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) Towing Guru provides a full range of services in online marketing for towing companies. There are countless opportunities for towing marketing on the Internet. Google's My Maps is an exceptional free tool that can improve a towing company's search engine optimization (SEO), which gets local businesses found by consumers.
What a towing company can do in My Maps is provide a valuable service for consumers. At the same time, My Maps is a powerful towing marketing strategy.
Google My Maps is a customizable tool used to create user-generated maps. A towing company might use My Maps to show local tire companies and auto body repair shops that they do business with. As the map builder you can link each page to your website.
There's a creative element to My Maps in that you can create maps for any conceivable purpose. Simply generate a map route that links in some way to online marketing for towing companies.
If you live in a community abounding with pot holes that cause blowouts and the need for towing or flat tire services, consider doing some research on problematic areas in your city and highlight them to help motorists avoid the hazards. The goodwill alone from such a service would surely generate a significant amount of website traffic.
It's simple to create a Google My Maps.
- Build a profile page that includes links to your website and a representative icon.
- Generate maps that will be of interest or will provide assistance to your target consumers.
- On each of your place marks, fill in all of the requested data in the information bubble.
- Include links to related pages in your website in each information bubble.
- Include a photograph or video with each place mark.
- On your website, include a link to your My Maps creation.
The use of My Maps can give towing companies an advantage over the local competition.
Website: http://www.towingguru.com/
Softline Solutions is a complete online marketing solutions provider with the vision of delivering highly personalized service with obsessive attention to customer satisfaction.
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Towing Guru Cites Google Maps as Another Tool That Can Improve Search Engine Optimization (SEO) When Online Marketing for Towing Companies
Google's free "My Maps" offers an opportunity for a boost in towing marketing SEO results.
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