Mobile Concierge Adds Virtual Small Business Expo

Virtual small business expo will showcase small businesses in the Minneapolis, MN area.

Anoka, MN (PRWEB) May 25, 2005 -- Errands-To-Go, a mobile concierge service, has opened a virtual business expo that showcases local area small businesses. The new venture, etgEXPO.com, is a one stop resource for local consumers to become familiar with small businesses in the Minneapolis area. The expo operates year round, showcasing businesses on a quarterly basis. Business owners pay one fee per quarter and may choose to advertise one time or all year. The next quarter runs July 1, 2005 through September 30, 2005.

According to the Small Business Administration, Small businesses are the engine for economic growth in America and represent a powerful vehicle for opportunity." Errands-To-Go believes in the importance of supporting small business and offers this site as a means to increase awareness and potentially drive more traffic to the company web sites.

Based on the more traditional brick and mortar trade show, site visitors can browse display tables for an overview of each companys products or services. In addition, each display features the company logo and up to two photographs for a visual description of the product or service being offered. For further information, links will direct visitors to the company web site. Telephone and Email contact information is also included.

For additional exposure, there are a limited number of sponsor display tables available. In addition to the basic display features, Sponsors logos are listed on the etgEXPO.com main page with a link directly to their display.

As a new business owner, I am frequently asked for my web site address," says Lisa Sommer, owner of Errands-To-Go. Much like a mini web site, etgEXPO.com is a cost effective way for businesses just starting out (without a web site) to make their presence on the internet. Having the option to refer potential clients to an online resource for your business may be the difference between securing a client and having them look elsewhere. Its a great interim while your own web site is in development.

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