Most sites should be submitted to a locality. See the list of localities under the name of this state. However, listings appropriate to this sub-category may be accepted at the state level under certain conditions:

• Businesses with multiple offices or locations spanning several metro areas.
• Business clubs or associations drawing members from the entire state.

Depending on the type of company, some sites should instead be submitted to Arts and Entertainment, Travel and Tourism, or a Business and Economy sub-category. Compare existing listings for best results.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

1. Site title should match the name of the business of organization or entity.
2. Description should be factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.

Most sites should be submitted to a locality. See the list of localities under the name of this state. However, listings appropriate to this sub-category may be accepted at the state level under certain conditions:

• Businesses with multiple offices or locations spanning several metro areas.
• Business clubs or associations drawing members from the entire state.

Depending on the type of company, some sites should instead be submitted to Arts and Entertainment, Travel and Tourism, or a Business and Economy sub-category. Compare existing listings for best results.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

1. Site title should match the name of the business of organization or entity.
2. Description should be factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.

Submit sites for organizations concerned with improving business and trade statewide or in more than one metro area in this state. Compare existing listings for best results.

Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Listing at higher levels is allowed for companies with multiple locations spanning several localities or counties, and for clubs or associations drawing members from a broad area.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

1. Locations must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
2. For title, submit actual name of business or organization.
3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.

Submit sites for employment agencies listing jobs in or offering locations within more than one metro area in this state. Compare existing listings for best results.

Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Listing at higher levels is allowed for companies with multiple locations spanning several localities or counties, and for clubs or associations drawing members from a broad area.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

1. Locations must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
2. For title, submit actual name of business or organization.
3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.

This category is not for online directories or guides, or for sites with information on consultants, ministers, chapels or other wedding facilities, or periodicals. These sites should be submitted to the appropriate linked categories.

Submit sites for banks and other financial companies with multiple locations in more than one metro area in this state. Compare existing listings for best results.

Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Listing at higher levels is allowed for companies with multiple locations spanning several localities or counties, and for clubs or associations drawing members from a broad area.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

1. Locations must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
2. For title, submit actual name of business or organization.
3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.

Submit sites for industrial companies with multiple locations in more than one metro area in this state. Compare existing listings for best results.

Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Listing at higher levels is allowed for companies with multiple locations spanning several localities or counties, and for clubs or associations drawing members from a broad area.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

1. Locations must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
2. For title, submit actual name of business or organization.
3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.

Submit sites for attorneys and businesses serving the legal system with multiple locations in more than one metro area in this state. Compare existing listings for best results.

Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Listing at higher levels is allowed for companies with multiple locations spanning several localities or counties, and for clubs or associations drawing members from a broad area.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

1. Locations must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
2. For title, submit actual name of business or organization.
3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.

Submit sites for organizations of businesses statewide, or located in more than one metro area in this state. Compare existing listings for best results.

Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Listing at higher levels is allowed for companies with multiple locations spanning several localities or counties, and for clubs or associations drawing members from a broad area.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

1. Locations must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
2. For title, submit actual name of business or organization.
3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.

Real estate agents may list one site only, in the locality where their office is physically located, and should not submit at the state level. Brokerages may also list one site at the locality where their office is located, or at a higher level when there are multiple offices in more than one locality. The state level category is only for companies with multiple offices in more than one metro area. Companies will be listed no more than once in any case. Multiple submissions of the same or an alternate URL can lead to an agent or company being banned from the directory.

If an agent changes offices or a description change is needed, go back one page, click Update URL, and submit the corrected information in that way, not as a new submission.

Format Site Title As Follows
(for an agent site:) Agent Name - Company Name
(for a company site:) Company Name

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

1. Location must be clearly shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
2. Make sure the submitted title follows the above formatting.
3. In the description, stick to the facts and avoid promotional language.
4. Mention no more than three specialty areas. Don''t stuff descriptions with keywords.
5. Don''t Capitalize Every Word or use ALL CAPS.

Compare existing listings for best results.

Submit sites for restaurants and bars at multiple locations in more than one metro area in this state. Compare existing listings for best results.

Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Listing at higher levels is allowed for companies with multiple locations spanning several localities or counties, and for clubs or associations drawing members from a broad area.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

1. Locations must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
2. For title, submit actual name of business or organization.
3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.

Submit sites for restaurants and bars at multiple locations in more than one metro area in this state. Compare existing listings for best results.

Most sites should be submitted to a locality. Listing at higher levels is allowed for companies with multiple locations spanning several localities or counties, and for clubs or associations drawing members from a broad area.

Tips for Faster Acceptance:

1. Locations must be shown, preferably by address or local phone number.
2. For title, submit actual name of business or organization.
3. Make description factual, avoiding promotional language and Unnecessary Capitalization.