No Website - No Problem: Help for the Business Owner Suffering from Internet Phobia

(PRWEB) April 24, 2006 -- New technology has now made it possible to summon the Web spiders to your offline Business.

Whether you're a Seamstress from Salt Lake City or a Plumber from the suburbs of Paris, this initiative may well compliment your off-line business.

Solstar-Directory.com has managed to produce a focussed shopping and services directory which will strive to list your regional business. If you haven't the time to learn web skills but still wish to exploit the growing searchability of the Internet, this may be the affordable answer, as a web site isn't needed to list your business address.

Picture the potential customer who wants a tradesperson, but doesn't know the local population?

Imagine for a second, the level of competition for a given business within a sprawling city?

Consider the accountant who has just relocated from elsewhere, and how they could rapidly drum up business, without long and tiring commutes?

Factor perhaps, the masses of people who will choose the convenience of the Internet, to source services?

Well for ten dollars per year (excluding special offers), such diverse business people can merge at solstar's advertising venue, but reach out to separate regional communities through searching technologies; diverse business people in terms of services, but not in terms of their common goal to maximise potential at an affordable price.

Search engines are not known for discriminating about small or indigenous business in small or indigenous locations.

What this essentially means is that if a service is recorded on the visible web, then potentially it can be found.

A bricklayer in Boise, Idaho, has as much relevance as a Botanist in India, for their separate businesses but by common technologies and strategies.

With geographically targeted and focussed categories, it is possible for a match to be returned by the various search engines.

Indeed and contrary to some beliefs; the smaller the location, the less the competition.

The Net is no longer the bastion of the rich or specialist services.

The built-in, in-house, directory search engine can guarantee this to a larger and more versatile extent, whereby searches are complimented by zip fields as well as the obvious geographical and service category structure.

So what does it all mean to a guest house in Caracas or an internet cafe in Canada?

It means that they don't necessarily need a web site, to maximise the advertising benefits of the Internet.

It also means that they don't actually need much of a marketing budget (ten dollars, excluding special offers), as well as not having to learn or outsource web authoring skills.

The limitations of the spoken word can be removed and marketing plans, expanded.

Future business can potentially come from locations and people, previously unfamiliar with such services.

Solstar... levelling the playing field by using technologies to maximise the potential of indigenous businesses.