LOCAL SEARCH THAT'S REALLY DIFFERENT!
We built a code for the web that works the way we drive.
We follow road signs and maps to drive to local merchants for goods and services.
Why not find these local merchants on the WEB the way we drive, by using the same road signs and maps?
The RoadjunctionsUS "New Address" created especially for small business establishments uses the "Same Address" for both locations- for a merchant's store on the ground and their location on the Web.
Does zip code 40456 mean anything to you? Me either, but 75ky59 in our proprietary road codes will. You see, each Interstate exit in our Directory has been given a unique formatting for a specific location. The code “75ky59” is immediately recognized as Interstate 75, Exit 59, in Kentucky. Likewise the code “64ky53b” is readily recognizable as I-64, Exit 53b, in KY.
Each of the exits in the United States is so formatted, so wherever you go, you will be able to use the "new address road codes".
Now when you find a merchant near exit 59 locally, you immediately know that you can find his website at the same location on the RoadJunctionsUS website, by entering the simple search code "75ky59". This allows communication with the merchant and e-shopping if his website permits.
What does this mean for the merchants? Their business is viewed on the web on the FRONT PAGE, just ONE CLICK away from their website.They have great local exposure without worrying about pay for click ads, search engine position, ad words, meta tags, and all the web jargon that is Greek to them.
Merchants are listed, first come first served, in either of two advertising tiers. All appear on the front page. The single scrolling page allows the viewer to see all the merchants, increasing their exposure over being buried in a directory category. Like a newspaper, space is limited at each location and not every merchant will choose to be listed. Web advertising is expected to grow by 10 times over the next ten years to $150 billion. It is important to claim your ad spots now.
Finally our left column, locates the business in a quadrant around the exit. NW is northwest of the exit, the number giving the approximate distance.A key word identifying the type service ( food, lodging, etc.) provide a quick scan by the visitor. We can move a bed and breakfast 25 miles away to the “Interstate Exit” where they can be seen, and we can put a motel that is buried in the chain's site on the front page for their location making them much easier to find.
We do all of these web tricks without you once entering a zip code, typing a city or product name, clicking on a map, menu, or directory, or using GPS. You simply enter where you are or where you are going. Most Important, YOU Enter What You Already Know! A simple entry on pc or cell.
P.S. in keeping things short, we save a key stroke by being located as .us instead of .com and our short - " to local information” website url www.2511.us will get you there to start.
Site Licensing available.
Copyright 2005 RoadJunctionsUS All Rights Reserved
We built a code for the web that works the way we drive.
We follow road signs and maps to drive to local merchants for goods and services.
Why not find these local merchants on the WEB the way we drive, by using the same road signs and maps?
The RoadjunctionsUS "New Address" created especially for small business establishments uses the "Same Address" for both locations- for a merchant's store on the ground and their location on the Web.
Does zip code 40456 mean anything to you? Me either, but 75ky59 in our proprietary road codes will. You see, each Interstate exit in our Directory has been given a unique formatting for a specific location. The code “75ky59” is immediately recognized as Interstate 75, Exit 59, in Kentucky. Likewise the code “64ky53b” is readily recognizable as I-64, Exit 53b, in KY.
Each of the exits in the United States is so formatted, so wherever you go, you will be able to use the "new address road codes".
Now when you find a merchant near exit 59 locally, you immediately know that you can find his website at the same location on the RoadJunctionsUS website, by entering the simple search code "75ky59". This allows communication with the merchant and e-shopping if his website permits.
What does this mean for the merchants? Their business is viewed on the web on the FRONT PAGE, just ONE CLICK away from their website.They have great local exposure without worrying about pay for click ads, search engine position, ad words, meta tags, and all the web jargon that is Greek to them.
Merchants are listed, first come first served, in either of two advertising tiers. All appear on the front page. The single scrolling page allows the viewer to see all the merchants, increasing their exposure over being buried in a directory category. Like a newspaper, space is limited at each location and not every merchant will choose to be listed. Web advertising is expected to grow by 10 times over the next ten years to $150 billion. It is important to claim your ad spots now.
Finally our left column, locates the business in a quadrant around the exit. NW is northwest of the exit, the number giving the approximate distance.A key word identifying the type service ( food, lodging, etc.) provide a quick scan by the visitor. We can move a bed and breakfast 25 miles away to the “Interstate Exit” where they can be seen, and we can put a motel that is buried in the chain's site on the front page for their location making them much easier to find.
We do all of these web tricks without you once entering a zip code, typing a city or product name, clicking on a map, menu, or directory, or using GPS. You simply enter where you are or where you are going. Most Important, YOU Enter What You Already Know! A simple entry on pc or cell.
P.S. in keeping things short, we save a key stroke by being located as .us instead of .com and our short - " to local information” website url www.2511.us will get you there to start.
Site Licensing available.
Copyright 2005 RoadJunctionsUS All Rights Reserved
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