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Yahoo gives away free websites

Yahoo Local has added a new functionality to their free and enhanced business profiles, a free five page website.

These websites use very basic templates (four are available) and basic listing information.

It has yet to be seen if these websites will be crawled by Google, and how Yahoo will list them in their local search results. One is allowed to link websites, so it may help local website link popularity, or possibly drive some website traffic to a site. The main purpose of these sites is to create phone call, email, or walk in store traffic.

A Yahoo user ID is required to create a site, however, if you own multiple businesses, all of them can be linked to the same user ID.

Additional Information:
Yahoo Local
Yahoo Free Listings Page

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