Gulf SMEs: Add Your Web Site in Google For Free!

-

Online marketing is a very useful tool today for reaching many customers. People do use different search engines such as Google, Yahoo! & Bing. Social Media is becoming more popular in the Gulf Region. There are many free marketing tools that many small business do not know or not utilizing it.

Google do provide a free tool which you can add your web site for free and it does not require a lot of your time. You just need to open an account with Google.

You just need to add the new URL (link) to the following link: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url

For example, if you have a new link which is http://www.fahadalhadhrami.com/products.aspx

Step 1: Visit the following site to register your web site. https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url

Step 2: Type the http://www.fahadalhadhrami.com/products.aspx

And it will be registered in Google.

This will benefit your business by increasing your visibility.

Enjoy online marketing with Google!

Comments

  1. Vikash kumarSeptember 10, 2026 at 10:31 PM

    Really enjoyed reading this blog on Facebook advertising services for small business Oman. The practical points about reaching the right audience and making better use of ad budgets were especially useful. Small businesses can easily waste money without proper targeting. SaptTech Labs also shares some helpful perspectives on using Facebook ads more effectively for business growth.

    Contact us at 7303139390.
    Visit : b2b facebook ads agency in oman

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Al Maha, Shell or Oman Oil? Which Petrol Station Do you Prefer?

-
Image
In Oman we do have three petrol stations Al Maha, Shell or Oman Oil. I made a research asking people which petrol station do you prefer of the three in Sultanate of Oman which are 1) Al Maha, 2) Shell & Oman Oil? The idea started during the period I need to write about something in my blog and could not find one. Once I reached one of the petrol stations to fill patrol why don’t I write about which petrol station do people prefer. During my research I meet people face to face from different ages, nationalities and genders. Furthermore, I had used the online social media which are www.facebook.com and www.linkedin.com. The online tools were useful for collecting information. So, what do you think? Is it Al Maha, Shell or Oman Oil? I had asked 112 people during my research. Shell was the number one in my survey. It had reached 43%. Second was Oman Oil which is 26%. Third was Al Maha which is 11%. The remaining percentage was as following: some participates had re...
Read more

100 Business Ideas in Sultanate of Oman

-
Image
Many people search in internet for business ideas in Google. Google give you good result for top 100 ideas in USA, Top 100 ideas in India, Top 100 ideas in Dubai. But what works in USA does not always work in Sultanate of Oman. Our market and customers have different needs and interest. I thought of making something which customers will feel interest to buy and there is demand in the market in Sult a nate of Oman.    The table below provide 100 ideas you can start in Sultanate of Oman. Some are new into the market and there is no much competition. Some do require capital to start the business.    The table below is divided into seven columns:    Name: The idea and the business name.    Type: Innovation is something new or there is no much competition in the market. Existing means that they are many companies in the industry    Capital: Here I had put the definition that this an idea that requires...
Read more

Investing in a Petrol Station in Oman

-
Cars are increasing in Sultanate of Oman year after year. The demand of oil products is increasing year after year. Citizens and expatriates driving the car in the country are increasing. Many petrol stations are opening outside Muscat and the petrol stations inside Muscat are doing well. The retail sales had grown 19% in Al Maha in 2008 (Source: Financial Report) and it opened 11 petrol stations. Oman Oil had started 8 petrol Stations in 2008 (Source: Financial Report) Government Rules Government in the Sultanate of Oman do consider that all the individuals who are interested in opening a petrol stations do have a land which is commercial or Residential & Commercial lands and the size to be not less then 2600 m2. And the distance between each petrol station to be 5 Kilometers. The Five Kilometers rule does not apply in Sohar and Salalah (Source: Employee from Al Maha). Those rules are appliciable to the three companies in Oman managed by Ministry of Oil & Gas in the country. B...
Read more