Post by account_disabled on Nov 30, 2023 16:01:57 GMT 12
Merchant Circle offline promotions are driving the bulk of phone number searches. Apparently MC has been using phone numbers in their URLs for several years. It happened by accident – they were using them as unique identifiers for the businesses in their database. There are certain categories that drive most of the phone number searches. Apparenly a massage therapist in Michigan gets a lot (Are you reading this Ellot Spitzer?) and other professions that do most of their business over the phone , like transportation consultants. So the company Asia Mobile Number List
is generating some impressive numbers. My initial reaction is: Merchant Circle = Facebook + LinkedIn + Local Besides the SEO strategy what really intrigues me about Merchant Circle is that they are
slowly but surely on their way to becoming a LinkedIn for local. One of the key features of the site is to allow merchants to invite other merchants (and customers) into their network. They claim the average merchant on their system has three connections. That implies to me that they have been relatively businesses to use their networking tools. They relaunched their site back in December 2007 and th
ey claim they have seen a 10x increase in merchants buying services. According to their reports, 80% of these merchants have no web presence and 85% of them have never purchased online advertising before. Even more interesting to me is that 25% of the merchants in their system are DIYers – people who are using their tools for free. I would suspect that a portion of the DIYers are very active social networkers and could be responsible for bringing in a number of paying customers for Merchant Circle. While Merchant Circle could be a great marketing tool for small businesses, my point of view is.
is generating some impressive numbers. My initial reaction is: Merchant Circle = Facebook + LinkedIn + Local Besides the SEO strategy what really intrigues me about Merchant Circle is that they are
slowly but surely on their way to becoming a LinkedIn for local. One of the key features of the site is to allow merchants to invite other merchants (and customers) into their network. They claim the average merchant on their system has three connections. That implies to me that they have been relatively businesses to use their networking tools. They relaunched their site back in December 2007 and th
ey claim they have seen a 10x increase in merchants buying services. According to their reports, 80% of these merchants have no web presence and 85% of them have never purchased online advertising before. Even more interesting to me is that 25% of the merchants in their system are DIYers – people who are using their tools for free. I would suspect that a portion of the DIYers are very active social networkers and could be responsible for bringing in a number of paying customers for Merchant Circle. While Merchant Circle could be a great marketing tool for small businesses, my point of view is.