Local Business Economy Gets Huge Boost From Unsuspecting Ace in The Hole

Online, January 19, 2011 (Newswire.com) - The new year is filled with promise as local Business Owners laugh in the face of our economic recession and are empowered to compete with Fortune 500 Companies for online market share.

Our economic climate in 2010 was dismal in comparison to previous years. But hope is abundant due to the advent of social media and the impact that it has had on our economy.

We are faced with exciting times. Although unemployment has steadily declined, small businesses are popping up all over the radar. Social media has spawned a plethora of new businesses and business owners that we would not have seen had it not been for our horrific economy.

However, as with most new innovations, most people don't understand how to leverage such an opportunity. That is not the case with the Local Lead Laboratory (LLL). LLL specializes in exposing local businesses to the power and efficiency of the Internet. The Internet has been around for years, however, due to the advent of social media and web 2.0, properly leveraged, can gain an unfair advantage for those businesses in the know.

Local Lead Laboratory knows how to gain quick exposure by leveraging web properties such as Facebook, Twitter, Hubpages, Squidoo, Propeller, Zimbio, and hundreds of other web authorities to dominate the first page of Google.

This approach dwarfs traditional Search Engine Optimization Companies as they are typically accustom to taking one company web site and drive it up to the first page of Google over a period of several months.

LLL has been known to get first page rankings literally over-night. A local business can not only gain fast exposure and drive hungry prospects to their front door, Fortune 500 Companies don't stand a chance competing. This is due largely to the fact that by the time the cogs in the wheel begin deciding on their approach, the local business merchants phone is already ringing with new prospects!

We are faced with exciting times. The future of the Internet is limitless and new marketing techniques are being developed as you are reading this article. Nikesh Arora President of Google's Global Sales and Business Development was interviewed on CNBC and is optimistic for the future of advertising as he has seen cautious advertisers coming back online.

This bodes well for Local Lead Laboratory because of their nimbleness and the fact that their services are extremely reasonable compared to traditional or boutique firms. "Affordability is of the utmost importance to our Clients," said Edward Connelly Director of Business Development. "If we can provide a consistent customer acquisition program for each of our Clients, we have done our job."

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