45 Best Local Australian Business Directories

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IN THIS ARTICLE WE’LL COVER

What Is a Local Business Directory?

Business Directories are a great way to gather extra website traffic. There are many free and paid options, including Link partnerships. Online business directories or citation listings are probably the easiest way to get backlinks and to start putting your website and business infront of potential customers.

The more Directories your business is registered with the better the chances of receiving traffic and also a great signal for the search engines such as Google to measure the authenticity of your website.  Back in the day the equivalent of online directories were the Phonebook directories which as we well know have all moved to the online medium.

These online directories are essentially a database of Australian businesses with information regarding their Name, Address and Phone Number ( NAP which we will talk about in a little bit. With every listing, you register online the greater the potential boost to your websites SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) regarding local search.

WHY SIGN UP TO A LOCAL DIRECTORY AND What are the Benefits?

There are many benefits to listing your Australian Business the below are just a few

  • Great for Business SEO
  • Authenticates your business are a ‘real’ entity
  • Generates brand awareness
  • Adds the potential to attract new customers
  • A very cost-effective  and sometimes Free method to gain more exposure
  • Some are Industry specific directories
  • Strengthening your business reputation and online presence
  • Helps with Trust and Loyalty

WHAT IS NAP?

Not just one of my favourite past times 🙂

NAP stands for Name, Address, Phone Number. NAP is critical for businesses wanting to rank in the local organic search results. Search engines like Google take the NAP data into account when determining which companies to show for geo-targeted searches, without these markers the Search engines would find it hard to measure the credentials of a Business.  That is why it is essential that the information, particularly the NAP (Name, Address & Phone) information, is consistent across all listings.

When adding your listings to various directories consider the below consistencies in the information

  • Company name with Pty Ltd, Inc etc
  • Address with proper formatting of Street Names and numbers
  • Adding Country/ State code along with Phone Number
  • Adding Fax or Mobile Number contact information
  • The format of the numbers, with hyphen or without? . e.g xx-xxx-xxx

45 BEST AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS DIRECTORIES to list your business

And now for the list you’ve been waiting for!
These are just a hand full of possible other Business directories to list your business. There are many more but these should get you started.
Of course, ours truly will be in there so if you haven’t already get your Australian Business listed with us before you jump away at these others.

  1. truelocal.com.au
    A powerhouse for Looking for Local Business. One of the biggest directories. True Local offers every business in Australia a free listing with the ability to enter all your business details including logos
  2. wordofmouth.com.au
    Great site to leave reviews on local businesses. Word of Mouth is a good place to share your  experiences and to get loyal customers to spread the word about your local business
  3. dlook.com.au
    dlook offers FREE Business listings. They have a huge database and is easy to submit your business information
  4. hotfrog.com.au
    Hotfrog is a popular online Business Directory service. They offer Free Business LIstings for up to 10 businesses. Hotfrog business directory lists businesses by category and by business type.
  5. localsearch.com.au
    Localsearch has been helping connect Australian businesses with affordable, effective marketing solutions for over 20 years. LocalSearch can also help you with other services such as Websites,
    Social Media Marketing, Web Hosting, Search Engine Marketing, Google My Business, Search Engine Optimisation, Localsearch Online and more
  6. yelp.com.au
    Yelp is another of the Big Directories for listing your business. This is one of the essential directories to get your Free Australian Listing.
    Yelp connects people with great local businesses and accepts Reviews and recommendations.
  7. looklocal.net.au  Our Favourite Business Directory. We cater for all sized Australian Businesses. We don’t have Free Business Listings anymore but our Basic listing is very cheap.. some say too cheap.
    We Share all new listings to our social media pages so you are online on multiple platforms. With every Business listing, you will also get Google My Business Posts and Logo Showcase to make your listing in our directory even more worth your while.
  8. street-directory.com.au
  9. aubiz.net
  10. a2ztradies.com.au
  11. cylex.com.au
  12. localbd.com.au
  13. store-finder.net
  14. find-us-here.com
  15. startlocal.com.au
  16. aubiz.org
  17. aussieweb.com.au
  18. bestinau.com.au
  19. tuugo.biz
  20. aroundyou.com.au
  21. australianguide.net
  22. australianplanet.com
  23. 4wdaction.com.au
  24. yalwa.com.au
  25. nationaldirectory.com.au
  26. fyple.biz
  27. superpages.com.au
  28. bloo.com.au
  29. atozpages.com.au
  30. local.com.au
  31. localstore.com.au
  32. bisnzz.com
  33. whereis.com
  34. everythingauto.com.au
  35. smea.org.au
  36. businessforsale.com.au
  37. ozbusiness.com.au
  38. starofservice.com.au
  39. pinkpages.com.au
  40. aussie-hours.com
  41. all-opening-hours.com.au
  42. goguide.com.au
  43. poter.com.au
  44. foursquare.com
  45. brownbook.net

Some other good resources

1. https://www.ecommercelocal.com.au

Do you have any other Favourite Australian Business directories? Let us know in the comments below.

How a Blog Might Help You Grow Your Business

Growing your business with a Blog

Although they have been around for several years, blogs have become a strong marketing tool even before the explosion of social networks, and now even more so.
However, the idea is not to start a blog without having a clear idea of why, how and who will manage it.
More than half of the blogs are abandoned in their first three months.
Although this is not really important if you are writing a personal diary or political blog, but it is very important if you start a blog for your company or for you as an entrepreneur/freelancer, and you don’t keep publishing consistently and with a purpose.
When a possible client comes to a blog that hasn’t been updated in months, it’s similar to walking into an empty business with broken windows and full of dust.It definitely doesn’t look good and it doesn’t help your image or your online reputation.

Don’t let that happen to you. Start the right way and do things smartly. Let’s go over some basics:

Because a blog is an inexpensive and quick way to build an online presence, it’s an ideal way for entrepreneurs, techies, consultants, speakers, writers and other professionals to build trust and credibility with the conversation generated by people’s comments.

By its very nature, a blog is perfect for busy professionals. Blogs are quick and easy to update. You’ll be creating fresh content frequently (two to three times a week is recommended as a minimum) that is useful to your potential and current customers, plus it’s loved by the Google SEO. Unlike the static “traditional web”, a blog is a dynamic site that encourages your visitors to interact with you through comments so they can get to know you better.
When you create a conversation with your audience (visitors, readers), you build trust. You are building your network and increasing the visibility of your products and services in a natural way.
A blog, in combination with a website for your products, services and/or your company, you will have everything you need to develop and manage your business worldwide from the internet.

1. Before doing anything else, analyze the reasons why you want to publish a blog.

Person working on a blog

Some people use a blog to build their database, their subscriber list.
Some are looking to build a platform for visibility, while others use the blog to develop content for other purposes, such as books, articles and programs.

2. What is the purpose of your blog?

How is the purpose of the blog related to your business objectives? Who is your ideal reader? For most companies and businesses, the ideal reader is similar to your ideal customer. It’s important to know your target audience so you can meet their wants and needs and focus on that.

3. How do you want your readers to feel when they read your blog?

This may seem like a strange question, however, it will help you tap into the emotions of your audience. Do you want your reader to be inspired, motivated, and take action?
Remember, tapping into this will help you focus your content on serving your reader.

4. How much time will you dedicate to your blog each week?

This is the essence of blogging. If you can’t commit to yourself to write a lot of valuable content, then I recommend you do nothing.
The most effective and successful blogs are those with fresh content available at least two to three times a week. Is that reasonable for you to manage? Are you going to have a team of bloggers?
Remember, there are many, many ways to create content. If it’s not your personal blog, it doesn’t have to be your own content all the time.

5. What is the core message of your blog?

This relates to the topic of your blog and the niche you focus on. What do you want your readers to learn, why should someone read your blog, and most importantly, why should they subscribe and follow you?

6. Create your editorial calendar.

It’s no secret that content rules in a blog, so it’s helpful to have a content plan. A key element of a good blog is to have a list of 5-10 keyword-rich categories.
Once you determine your blog categories, you can plan your content calendar. If you plan to post three times a week, make a list of 5 topics from each category. Then, fill in your calendar. Five topics per category, with ten categories: you have 50 blog posts in your calendar.

7. Build your blog.

Blogging from Home Business

Now that the research is done, you know your message and your content is ready to go, it’s time to get to work and build the blog.
This is where the fun part starts and I don’t think it can be covered in this article. You have to think about two things: 1) Are you going to do it on your own or will someone else build the blog for you? and 2) Are you a web technology aficionado or not? There are many blogging platforms, each with pros and cons.
As you can see, there are many more things to consider for business blogging than what may appear at first glance. The more preparation and dedication you put in and especially before you start your blog, the more successful it will be.
Once the prep work is done and the blog is built, you will have a powerful marketing tool to make a presence on the internet, increase your visibility tremendously and attract the right people to your business.

Common Pay-Per_Click (PPC) Mistakes that will cost you money

Common Pay Per Click

There are common mistakes that many companies make that are hindering their ROI!
Here are some simple and overlooked holes in many pay per click campaigns. In no particular order

MISTAKE #1: NOT LISTING NEGATIVE KEYWORDS

It’s important to understand the difference between “Keywords” and “Search Terms.”

What are keywords? Keywords are words or collection of words that you can target within Google Ads.
But how often do you just type in a single word to search? Not too often, unless you are prepared to get a lot of unrelated results.

Most searchers use multiple words or phrases, otherwise known as  “long tail” keywords.
For example, you might bid on “Red Wines” for your web store or cellar.
You’d think that would be the perfect keyword to bid, right? After all you ‘sell’ Australian Red Wines
The problem is that a searcher would more likely be searching for something like ” Red Barrossa Valley Wines ” or “Australian Red Shiraz” or even more common “Where can I get great red wines to drink?

When you set up a campaign, its important to also research irrelevant keywords and add them to a negative keyword list before activating your campaign.
Negative keywords will tell Google which searches you don’t want to your ads to show for. This will definitely save you money from false clicks or bounces.
There are many free keyword research tools and one of our favourite for researching long tail phrases is answer the public!
This is a crucial optimisation step for any campaign to ensure relevancy and cost-effectiveness!

MISTAKE #2: POOR OR NO LANDING PAGES

Where do people go after they click?

Do you send them straight to your home page? Is that what they expect?
For example;  if your Ad copy has a BUY NOW cta (Call to Action) would you send the click to your ABOUT US Page?
Wouldn’t it make more sense to send them to a PRODUCTS page, right?

A Landing page should be a purpose built page that can include;

  • Should be focused on the end goal
  • Should display Products if it CTA calls for the user to purchase
  • Shouldnt have too many distractions and focusses on the intended action
  • Essentially  matches exactly what the user expected from the ad

Mistake #3: Letting your campaign fly free

Setting up campaigns takes a lot of time and effort – from ad copy,  keyword research, to landing pages, reporting and more.
This, of course, is just the start. It is important to set a rinse and repeat process of review and optimise.

Some important areas for all campaigns to focus on once your ads go live include:

Monitoring your ads on a Daily basis:
Check your campaigns daily and be aware of any issues such as:

  • Irrelevent Search Terms
  • Low performing Keywords
  • Low converting campaigns
  • Low Clich trough rates (CTR)
  • Large increases in CPC (Cost Per Click)
  • Spikes in clicks

Spikes in clicks may indicate a major problem and mark a ‘money pit’ – which is where clicks and campaign funds are wasted

Split Testing Peformance:

You’ll want to take a multi-stage approach to campaign optimization, including:

  • A/B Testing ad copy to optimise your ads
  • researching and re-applying negative keywords rules to adgroups
  • Split converting keywords into their own adgroups to increase CTR

A weekly time frame is enough for this once the campaign is running as expected without major issues

Expanding your Reach:

With extended campaigns (3 – 6 months) make monthly reviews and expand on your research. This would most likely be budget locked and would occur quicker and more often with bigger budgets..

Over optimising or optimising prematurely can be detrimental to your campaigns but you definitely don’t want to spend you money on non-performing Ads.

When expanding your reach, consider the following actions:

  • Expanding your keywords
  • Experiment with different bidding strategies and campaign types.
  • Set up new campaigns based on performance

Mistake #3: Not Using The Search Term Report

The search term report helps you identify search terms or phrases that are using up your budget. These are the actual things people are entering into the search bar and that are triggering your ad to be shown.

Basically the search term report  shows all the queries people are using to search for when they click your ads. This report can also show you what ‘negative keywords’ you should be implementing because they don’t suit your campaign. The  report will also give you ideas on how to better understand  what copy to use in your ads,  how to create better landing pages, help better identify your  key or secondary audience,  and what  keywords would work the best to serve more appropriate ads.

MISTAKE #4: USING TOO MANY KEYWORDS PER AD GROUP

When you use too many keywords per ad group, your ads can’t be specific enough to get a good click-through rate.

For instance, let’s go back to the blue widget example.

If you were to pack a bunch of blue widget related keywords into one adgroup, all these seraches would be targeted with the same set of ads:

  • blue widgets reviews
  • high-quality blue widgets
  • big blue widgets
  • small blue widgets
  • durable blue widgets

Instead, you would want to break these up into different groups and create new ad copy for each.

By doing this, you can match the searcher intent to the right ad, then get them to the right landing page.

Mistake #5: ALWAYS CHOOSING AUTOMATED Bidding Strategies

Most marketing noobs use the automated Bid strategy when setting up their campaigns. The problem is that this is probably far from the ideal bidding strategy for your type of campaign or company target.
This includes giving Google the green light to Bid whatever it feels like for your keyword or phrase.
You should always look at maintaining as much control as possible of your budget and an automated Bidding strategy is one sure way to lose control of your cost!
Although it will take a little more time to set the right bidding strategy, it is worthwhile for the money that you will save on making the right choice.

Conclusion

Pay Per Click Campaigns can create a lot of traffic to your site, but if not done correctly you will find yourself spending a big chunk of your budget on the wrong type of traffic. 
Always research and adjust both your positive key phrases and Negative Keywords to optimise your spend.
Make sure that you review your campaigns constantly and look out for money pits that waste more and bring down your ROI.

Still one of the best and most affordable strategies is to List your Business in a Business directory just like ours. Get listed today and start growing your business

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Why Claim your Business Lististing

Claim your Business Listing - business Open

By claiming your business you get exclusive control of your listing.

Some reason to Claim your listing

So You have you listing and that’s great so why should you claim your business? Here are a few reasons why;

Fresh Content

By claiming your business you get exclusive control of your listing. You can edit your description, keeping your content fresh. Updating your content, even every couple of months, has been proven to increase visibility. Fresh content acts like a magnet for search engines, the more they crawl your content the better it is for your SEO and marketing efforts.

Get your Socials On

Add links to your social Media and create a content loop frenzy that is bound to increase your visibility. Social Media Sites like Facebook, Instagram,Pinterest and Twitter among others have very high Page Authorities which means that the search engines regard them as V.I.Ps for content on the web. When you link from your listing to one of these Social media platforms you are associating your Company with what the search engines regard as authoritative figures on the web.

Tag your It

When you claim your business you will have access to add and edit Tags associated with your listing. Tags are a collection of words that help associate your listing with specific keywords.
For example, If you are a business owner of an accounting firm in Perth you could use Tags like; ‘Perth accountant’,’help with tax’, ‘tax back’ etc.
These tags will help Search engines filter and sort all the content with specific tags into groupings, the more groupings your company appears in, the more visible your company becomes.

Testimonials

The web loves hearing about experiences and nothing gets better traction than testimonials saying how great your service is. Word of mouth is by far the best validator of great service and testimonials is one of the most important markers to future customers. Because of the importance of Business testimonials we have added these to our Business listings with our Standard and Premium packages.

A Picture tells a 1000 tales

With a Standard or Premium Listing you can upload images to your page and further enhance your listing. Not only will this make your business page more appealing but it will also allow search bots like Google to collect and then display your images on the Image search. Make the most of your page listing and stand out from the crowd with this new feature.

So how do I Claim my Business Listing?

Claiming is easy. First search to make sure your business is in the directory. If it appears in the list of businesses; click on the link and once you are on your page; Click the CLAIM BUSINESS BUTTON

How to Promote your Business on Instagram

Business on Instagram

We have previously talked about the benefits of Online Business Directory and while looklocal might be the seventh best local Australian Business Directory it is not enough.

Today we are going to talk about the benefits promoting your business on Instagram. Making a Instagram profile is just not enough. The real hurdle is to build and maintain an attractive, interactive and solid online presence. Creativity and consistency are the real protagonists here, it is true that each of the big social networks has it’s own algorithm, we should be aware of this, but creativity and consistency are still key. In this post we will answer the very important question…

How to Promote your Business on Instagram: 3 Tips

Tactical? Yes. Practical? More.

Man on business Phone
Shot of a young businessman using his laptop and phone at work

Let’s start by assuming you already have a Instagram for Business account and not a personal profile. If you don’t have one, no problem! Follow the guide proposed by Instagram and you’ll be set up in no time. Now let’s get back to it.

What comes next is to understand at what point and for what purpose does Instagram enters into the equation of your online marketing plan. It is very likely that, in terms of attraction and impact, your goal with Instagram is to generate a community to integrate your brand. To achieve the conversion of followers or “fans” to leads and then convert them into your customers.

This will involve defining attractive content, formats for better interaction, graphic style and publication times. Tactical tasks that always lead you to the most practical point: telling the story behind your services or products.

What do we mean by this? That being clear about what the key topic is, that a video or reel is more effective than a post, that hashtags or trending numbers are necessary, but not the only thing.

The humanization of your account, eliminating artificial photos from image banks and proposing natural photos of what you do, how you do it and why you do it makes more sense and helps connect to your audience.

Posts maintain your audience, reels grows your audience.

Growing Business on Social Media
Apartment purchase concept. Let’s go and I’ll show you my house! Young man make call on front camera of modern smartphone standing in the middle of a light room in his brown stylish trendy shirt

It is true that Instagram was created as a social network to highlight good graphic content and the beautiful panoramas that surround us. But, with the arrival of entertainment and advertising consumption to this platform, videos became the most interesting audiovisual resource for consumption and growth.  But it is not just any video. The duration, music, graphic intervention and interactivity have a key role in reaching more audience.

We will not to focus on whether the video should have a shorter or longer duration to achieve more profit. This will be relevant according to your industry and what is more attractive to your audience.

What we want to focus on is the use of some options to grow. And that is that by taking a video vertically, selecting a couple of hashtags (yes a couple, not a bunch), adding audio from the network’s media library and publishing it as a story or reels, your post has a better chance of:

  • Impressions
  • Plays
  • Engagement

But are these elements alone enough? In my opinion, in order to grow, the creation of reels must have a more fundamental element: you. That’s why I mentioned the previous point. Personal videos have 3 times more exposure than simply using a video bank.

From Interaction to Conversation

And, we arrive at the last step. Last, but not least, on the contrary. Considering that at this point you are already thinking about a more practical and human instagram account, with natural and proper content of the network, you have won more reach and engagement.

What’s next, what’s the use of having traction in interaction on this network?

Well, it’s time to take the results obtained to the next level: to sell.

You may ask yourself: and how will I achieve this?

Well. The first thing is to forget about the idea that the most important thing on Instagram is the acquisition of followers, just because, that mentality is today no longer relevant to any company. With just a Facebook Ads campaign (target followers) or misleading bots, you can artificially increase this number.

The second thing is to make strategic use of the presentation and description of your Instagram Business profile:

The description of your account must have a value proposition, call to action, interaction link and fixed stories that highlight what you and the strategy at the time needs to show as relevant in the Instagram bio.

This implies that you constantly perform renewal of:

Brand identity according to the context and moment, through the logo, in the profile picture.
Description of what you do and why you do it. How you are helping your community with keywords.
Use of hashtags or citation to other accounts if needed.
Location of the account.
Call to action link.
And fixed stories you can highlight: relevant content, product or service catalog, promotion of the month or relevant customer service notices.
And why not, your corporate email address.

And, we arrive at the last step without it ceasing to be important. On the contrary. Considering that at this point you are already thinking about a more practical and human instagram account, with natural and proper content of the network, you have won two more points: reach and engagement.

What’s next, what’s the use of having traction in interaction on this network?

Well, it’s time to take the results obtained to the next level for your main objective: to sell.

You may ask yourself: and how will I achieve this?

Well. The first thing is to eliminate that thought that the most important thing on Instagram is the acquisition of followers just because. That today is no longer relevant for any company. With just a Facebook Ads campaign (target followers) or misleading bot, you can artificially increase this number.

The second thing is to make strategic use of the presentation and description of your Instagram Business profile:

As we denoted in the image, the description of your account must have a value proposition, call to action, interaction link and fixed stories that highlight what you and the strategy at the time needs to show as relevant in the Instagram bio.

This requires that you constantly perform renewal of:

Brand identity according to the context and moment, through the logo, in the profile picture.
Description of what you do and why you do it. How you are helping your community with keywords.
Use of hashtags or citation to other accounts if needed.
Location of the account.
Call to action link.
Fixed stories you can highlight: relevant content, product or service catalog, promotion of the month or relevant customer service notices.
And why not, your corporate email address.

Turning interaction into action on Instagram is not hard. You just need to make the most of the “description and link in the bio” to increase lead generation for your company. We hope these tips help you grow your Australian business on Instagram. And if you want to make the most out of your company remember how helpful it is to use Directory Listings as a tool to promote your business.

The Different Types of Feedback

Types Of Business Feedbacks

Nowadays, feedback has become one of the most important concepts for any company; however, some companies do not engage with this practice as often as it deserves, wasting all the potential that is linked to it.

What is Feedback?

It is the positive or negative response to an action or behavior. When we talk about feedback in the management of the company, we refer to the return of information to an employee with which we indicate what he/she should continue to do or what things should be improved.

This feedback capacity is indispensable to guarantee the success of any work team. It reinforces the sense of responsibility, employees tend to improve at doing their tasks, and of course, it improves the organizational climate, guaranteeing the retention of talents in our team.

What are the different types of feedback?

If we seek the success of our team, it is simply fundamental that we know how to give good feedback. In the same way, it is important to understand what are the types of feedback, to understand when they are useful and what we will achieve with their use.

Positive feedback

It is one of the most powerful, and is based on highlighting the strengths and positive actions with respect to an employee’s performance. Studies show that positive feedback is an effective tool to improve motivation.

In short, it is about reinforcing and highlighting strengths, rather than areas for improvement.

Negative feedback

It is the opposite of the above, for some worse while for others better. This type of feedback focuses on opportunities for improvement on the employee’s performance, because the performance wasn’t as expected.

Before even thinking about giving this type of negative feedback it is necessary to understand how to differentiate it from criticism. The important thing is to evaluate the situation that may be causing the failure to meet the objectives and not to subjectively judge the sit

uation or the employee.

Other types of feedback

Although feedback is really based on two types – negative and positive – within these we can find other types, which more than a “type” are the “way” in which the feedback is transmitted:

Implicit: it is produced by subtle signals, such as tone of voice or gestures, but without there being a clear form of intention to give the feedback. We do it unconsciously in most cases and it is part of everyday life. It is not highly recommended, as it lends itself to ambiguities, as it can be overlooked or misinterpreted.

Explicit: it is clear and direct; although gestures and verbal signals are often used, the intention is made very clear. It minimizes the risk of ambiguity, but must be given in an appropriate way so as not to cause a negative reaction in the receiver, in case of negative feedback.

Concrete: focused on very specific details or activities, it is a more descriptive type of feedback than the rest, and therefore better for correcting specific failures.

Constructive: focused on evaluating the differences between the behavior sought and that which has been given by the employee, it is a powerful tool to modify it effectively and appropriately.

General: it seeks to evaluate the employee as a whole, without considering separate aspects of the employee.

How often should feedback be given?

Generally, there are two times during the year to give feedback. It is common for companies to do it in the middle of the year or at the end of the year, there really is no rule and it will really depend on the organizational culture of our organization.

On the other hand, some companies give feedback at any time, as soon as it is necessary, not waiting for a particular moment, but on the contrary, it is done on a daily and fluid basis.

Conclusion

It is clear that making use of feedback will empower our work team, but as necessary as the feedback is knowing how to give it properly. That is why before putting this tool into practice it is essential to learn how our actions are going to affect others.

It is the perfect way to adequately channel the expectations of leaders, collaborators and the company in general, to increase performance and to detect and deal with problems in time.

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