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Marketing at the local level is quite a bit more expensive than marketing online. Display and Classified Ads in newspapers, around the country, range from $10 to $30 per column inch, per thousand readers.

Leslie Speidel, (www.TheMarketingCoach.com) a media buyer in Raleigh, North Carolina was comparing network television advertising to cable tv advertising, when she said, "Prime time spots on broadcast TV cost $2,000 to $3,000 in this area. Prime time cable spots go for $175."

Whether you are advertising locally in newspapers or on television, your advertising costs can reach into the five-figures range really quickly.

Many small businesses simply cannot afford to buy local advertising, in newspapers and television. But then again, if a local business is to find the customers it needs to survive, it must find a way to pay for advertising...

The good news is that you no longer have to advertise through local advertising channels to reach local customers...

Internet statistics indicate that more than 10 billion searches are done every month on the Internet. 40% of those searches, or 4 billion searches, are made by consumers looking for local products and services. Of those 4 billion "Local Searches" conducted each month, at least 3.2 billion of those are conducted using the Google search engine...

That is why Local Search Marketing and Local Search Optimization (Local SEO) is so very important to small businesses nationwide...

  • How many of your current customers are using Google to find local businesses to serve their needs?

  • How many of your potential customers are looking for you on Google?
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