Trust Bank Limited Savar Cantonment Branch and ATM

Trust Bank LTD. Is near Savar cantonment. It's situated in a very good near Sena shopping complex. Here banking system is very easy. I came here several times. Environment is quite good.

Cool place

Location, location, location. You may have a business that’s located in a place that’s hard to find. Maybe your business is located in the basement of a warehouse or inside a grocery store or down a hard to find alley without proper signage. If this is the case with your business, you can use your business description to provide potential customers with directions. Here’s an example. Go two blocks South of the Big Chicken in Marietta and turn left into the Honda Car Dealership. Joe’s Appliance Repair Shop is in the back of the same building. If it has a plug, we can repair it. This is generally not how I want to use the business description section offered by the search engines, but if location is a problem, it’s always my first choice. If customers can’t find your business, they’re not really customers are they? However, there are a few things added to this directional business listing that give it additional value. To start, it includes three geographic markers; the Big Chicken, Marietta and the Honda Car Dealership. If you’ve ever been in Marietta, GA you know that the Big Chicken is a local landmark known and revered by the people who live there. And since local people will often search using terms that include local landmarks, adding these terms could very well cause your listing to show up on the first page of results when these terms are used. Take Advantage of Every Character And since we were able to provide accurate directions to Joe’s using only 150 characters, we were able to use the remaining characters to tell people what Joe’s Appliance Repair did. “If it has a plug, we can fix it.” If your location is hard to find, use this space to tell people how to find you. If you have extra space, tell the world what you do. Testimonial This is my favorite way to describe a business. I like it because it can be used by almost everyone and it’s by far the most believable and persuasive. Best of all, you don’t have to write it yourself. Let your customers do the work for you. Here’s how it works. Take your very best testimonial and paste it in your business description. Let your customers do the bragging for you. Here are a couple of different business description examples that could be used by the Internet Marketing Association of Hawaii to persuade searchers of the quality of their programs. Wow! I learned way more than I expected and I had a lot more fun than I anticipated. I can’t wait for the next Java Gym! – Sydney Smith Coloriginals. Mahalo for a very informative, fun and educational meeting. I could have stayed an additional four hours to listen to what you had to say. Lee Wheeler – Keller Williams Real Estate. Notice how the testimonials do a better job of describing what this association does than anything the association owner could have said. It’s persuasive, believable and genuine. The other thing I want you to notice is how each testimonial ends with the name of the person who provided the testimonial and their business affiliation. This is another way of adding trust. Conclusion As you can see, your business description does matter. It can inform your potential customers about what you do, where you’re located and what your customers think about you and the service you provide. Will it help your ranking on Google Maps? Up until a few weeks ago I would have told you, “I don’t know.” However, based on my personal research, I have to assume that Google and all of the search engines do pay attention to the keywords you use in your business description and that they do reward you with higher rankings, especially if you use geographic qualifiers and/or product or service related keywords. Look at how Hawaii’s Premiere Mortgage Company is doing for the term “condote

You can trust them..

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