Who Builds the Best Mousetrap? Solution for elder care and senior service marketers: Which sites should you be listed on? Is it worth your $$$?

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Hi all,
It occurred to me over the weekend that I need to find a solution to the constant question for elder care and senior service providers:
I get asked almost every day: “Which sites should I be listed on, and which ones should I be paying for?”

Now in this case we are talking about sites like:

• Care.com,
• Carepathways.com,
• Caring.com,
• ElderCarelink.com,
• ElderCare.com (Careguide),
• findacargiver.com,
• aplaceformom.com (ya i know),
• AgingCare.com,
• Caregivery.com (not kidding)
• Gericarefinder.com
• thecaringspace.com
• thecaregiverlist.com
• theseniorlist.com (we like)
• thehomecaredirectory.com
• CareScout.com

And, I’m sure there are many more, some regional, some national.

Reply to me and let me know where YOUR business is listed, and if you get referrals from that listing.
We aren’t talking about YellowPages.com or any of the generic stuff for this project.

The next step…..”Reviewing the Listing Services: The Best Places to Spend Your Online Marketing Dollars”

If you are a website similar to those listed above, send us your info.
We only want sites that target elder care and senior service provider businesses,
not independent caregivers.

Let’s solve this dilemma!!

Valerie

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