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Quick business listing tips

Use these tips when editing your listing on LocalFirstAZ.com.

  • Description
  • Keywords
  • Specials
  • Password

Quick description tips

  • Clearly and simply describe your business in the first sentence.
  • Remember that most searchers are quickly scanning, not slowly reading.
  • List all the services and products you offer.

Quick keywords tips

  • Use words not already in your description.
  • Don't forget plurals ("candy" and "candies").
  • Use synonyms (car, auto, vehicle). Visit thesaurus.com to find words that mean the same thing.
  • Use Google's Keyword Tool to generate ideas based on your existing keywords.
  • Don't cheat with words that don't have anything to do with your business.
  • Separate words and phrases with a comma and a space.

Quick specials tips

  • Remember, someone only has to mention Local First Arizona to get the offer.
  • Keep the special simple.
  • Let your employees know of the special.
  • If the special expires, it's up to you to remove it from your profile.
  • Be sure to note if the special isn't valid with other offers or has limits.

Quick password tips

You don't want a weak password that can be easily guessed. Not only will it make your business listing hackable, it compromises the security of our site.

  • Don't use a common word by itself.
  • The best passwords combine letters, numbers, and punctuation.
    Examples of passwords and their strength:
    amazingly weak local
    simply weak local1st
    okay ts1lacol
    great #456-local!
    freakin' awesome! #XR$84YS0-1

    Please, please, please do not use these example passwords.

 


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