GetListed.org Brings Much Needed Tool for Local Search Marketers

Jan 21, 2009 - 7:59 am 3 by
Filed Under Local Search

How often to do you hit yourself on the head and say, "why didn't I think of that?" That is how many felt when Patrick Sexton and David Mihm launched GetListed.org. GetListed.org is an incredibly useful and easy to use tool to quickly see how your local search listings play in the local search space.

Let me show you. First you enter in a business name and zip code. Then GetListed.org polls Google, Yahoo, Live and Best of the Web's local engines to see how your listings are doing in those engines. Here is a look at RustyBrick's local search reach:

GetListed.org RustyBrick Listing

Then you can drill down deeper to see a better overview:

GetListed.org RustyBrick Listing

Also, you can see a to do list, all your reviews and the details of your listing by those four engines. I suspect GetListed.org will continue to add more engines over time.

Matt McGee posted his review at Search Engine Land and the Sphinn discussion around the new tool is excellent. This tool is an excellent idea and I am glad it was created.

Forum discussion at Sphinn.

 

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