Trade secret: In validating your firm's business information, the major search engines rely on three trusted information providers: InfoUSA, Acxiom and Localeze.

If your firm's name, address and phone number are not consistently accurate across these 3 sites, you can bet your visibility will suffer on Google, Yahoo and Bing.

Our mission: Get it right with each information provider, with each search engine, on your website, and everywhere else.

Firms appearing in Google's Local Business Results section are chosen in part based on their location, along with keywords describing their service.

Example: If you were a tax attorney in Kingston, here's what you'd see if you googled “tax attorney, kingston ny” ...

Why are these three featured atop Google -- and not you? To find out, as part of Step 1 we would reverse engineer each of these attorneys' websites. What we discover could lead to your listing being featured ahead of the others.

With traditional SEO, a website is populated with keyword phrases about your services that are frequently typed by prospects, but not used to optimize competitive sites.

To be found by prospective clients in your market, however, we'll assess your website's content about both your location and the nature of your service.

What’s more, we will assess your website’s organization, design and programming -- all of which can make or break your search engine visibility.

Google is kind enough to provide a clear roadmap for building websites they rank highly. It’s all spelled out in their Webmaster Guidelines, which dovetail with the guidelines of of Yahoo and Bing as well.

In addition, Google provides localization guidelines for ensuring a firm’s website can be featured locally.

ClikTru search engineers will thoroughly analyze your website from all sides to find problems and determine how to fix them -- to attract more prospects to your firm than ever before.