1. Facebook

Create your Facebook page by starting here. Facebook Pages Facebook has a high domain authority and it also has the ability to share what is going on with your business.

2. Apple Maps

For customers that have IOS devices Apple Maps is key. To do this you will need an Apple ID. You can visit mapconnect and login with your Apple ID or create a new one if needed and claim you business.

3. Google My Business

On the Android side and also a large chunk of the internet looks to Google and Google Maps for businesses. You can create your business profile here. Google My Business

4. LinkedIn Company Directory

LinkedIn provides a service for professional which allows them to connect to each other. It is also a great place to list your company and post things that your company does. This will help in getting new talent to your business as well as potential customers. LinkedIn New Company

5. Bing

Bing is a top tier search engine, and a great place to generate some traffic to your website. To get started and add your place to Bing you can visit BingPlaces

6. Yelp

If you have a local business you cannot forget Yelp. Yelp allows you to connect with your community and get reviews about your business. Yelp is also a top tier domain for legitimate web traffic to your domain. To setup your business on Yelp go here Yelp.

7. MapQuest

MapQuest is one of the most popular online mapping tools and is another great way to get local customer engagement. Claim your business on MapQuest

8. HubSpot

HubSpot’s Solutions Directory is the largest collection of inbound certified providers offering marketing and sales services to thousands of visitors. HubSpot’s goal with the directory is to connect businesses with service providers based on location, service type and industry specialization. HubSpot

9. Super Pages / Yellow Pages

Super Pages and The Yellow Pages are together now. It may seem a little old school making sure your business is listed in them, however you are definitely missing out not having it. Yellow Pages Business Info

10. Yellow Book

Yellow Book is another of the old school telephone directory services. Many people this is their only source for getting info on businesses. Rural areas that might not get internet and rely on printed books. Yellow Book