The Grow Local Blog

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In a recent talk at the COPA Show at the London Excel Centre we were talking about free sites for backlinks and there was a lot of interest on one thing in particular that I discussed. It was the question of DMOZ, what is DMOZ and how do you get listed?

Need to know how to get your website showing in google for geaographical searches? Here are some tips on how to do onsite search engine optimisation to achieve this.

The wonderful thing about our work at Grow Local is that we get people coming to us all the time who are either newly qualified as a chiropractor, as a physiotherapist or an osteopath, or work for another practice and want to set up on their own, or currently have their own practice and simply want to increase their google presence.

ok...ok..... this blog is targeted towards our therapy clients who run osteopathy, chiropractic or physiotherapy practices but - as with geographical SEO targeting - there are similarities here that may ring true to any of you who are looking to grow your business.

We will be talking at the new COPA show at the London Excel Centre in the summer. The dates are 6-7 June so make sure you put it in your diary.

Let's take a look at how we might change, ammend, delete or add bookings to our websites Blooking system.

So, we've set up our booking system but now we want to know how to add seasonal discounts, promotional offers or maybe just even vary the price dependant on the time of year, such as christmas or new year.

This Tutorial/Walkthrough is for the component called 'Blooking' which, for those of you who don't know is an online booking system you can plug into your website to allow customers to make a quick and easy hotel or apartment booking.

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