Getting your store listed on Sohonyc.com has never been easier.
Sohonyc.com:
- Provides directory listings and other informative content such as local articles,
events, sales and more!
- Has more than 130,000 visitors and is generating more than 350,000 page views.
- Dominates search engine results, coming up in the first position for a variety of
SoHo related searches.
-Is the 'The Official Site for Soho' by Verizon.
-Is the perfect vehicle for many different types of businesses to reach a worldwide audience.
WE OFFER:
- Store Listing including: Name, Description, Store Photo and Contact Information.
- HOTLINK directing traffic from our site to your store website.
- Monthly Email Blasts to our members featuring store discounts, events and community news.
- Store Inclusion in our free printable map. (coming soon)
Why should you get listed on sohonyc.com?
Reason #1 Google and Yahoo Ranking
You Can Find Us!
We dominate search engine rankings for all things SoHo.
(Which means more traffic for us… more traffic for you).
Reason #2: Hotlink
Its simple, we include a hotlink to your store website in your listing.
Any visitors we get will be directed to your website, just a click away!
Reason #3 Downloadable Map
No one buys maps anymore. That's why we offer a free downloadable map!
Just download, print and head to SoHo.
(This means everyone can find your store, not just people who actually still pay for a map).
Reason #4 E-Mail BLASTS
Every month we send out a Sohonyc.com email blast to our members
informing them on store sales, events etc.
The more updates you send us the more we will work to get the word out!
To contact Sohonyc.com
e-mail webmaster@sohonyc.com or call 516-581-0520.
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Services range from basic manicures, pedicures, haircuts and color to full day spa treatments. SoHo spas and salons service the elite, so expect nothing less than the best treatments around.
The SoHo neighborhood rose to fame as a neighborhood for artists during the 1960s and 1970s, when the cheap spaces vacated by departing factories were converted by artists into lofts and studios. SoHo's lofts were especially appealing to artists because they could use the wide spaces and tall ceilings that factories and warehouses required to create and store their work.
