Sentence examples for enhanced listing from inspiring English sources

Services provided in assisted living facilities and senior housing communities can range from independent to enhanced listing.

And yes, people will be able to leave comments for services supported by an enhanced listing; but those comments will be moderated and providers given a chance to respond.

It would be late August before urbanhound got paid real money: a check for $360 was gratefully received from Abbey Glen Pet Memorial Park ("When it's time to say goodbye to your best friend.... ") in payment for an enhanced listing on the urbanhound services directory.

These care providers are subscribing to an enhanced listing as are larger providers, because they see the value of paying a little now to secure some cost-effective marketing and, more importantly, to be transparent about their services and what people say about them.

A text message containing enhanced listing and advertising will then be automatically sent to the caller's mobile handset.

Orange has selected PhoneSpots' mobile advertising exchange to deliver enhanced listing information and targeted advertising to mobile phones that call the popular "118 000" directory.

If you had something to sell, your chances of finding the most buyers were enhanced by listing it there, even if doing so cost a little more than other markets.

When he left Atheneum in 1987 to return to Knopf as senior poetry editor, his poets enhanced a list established by Alice Quinn, now The New Yorker's poetry editor, doubling it to 40 poets.

Even in Queensland there can be few jobs where your chances at interview are enhanced if you list your hobbies as reading, walking and visiting brothels.

Access Solicitor is an online marketing (and lead generation) platform for lawyers with a LinkedIn style business model free to the consumer and lawyers pay for features on the site to enhance their listing.

Enhancing your listing in all of these areas can help you rank in the top three spots in Google local search (also known as Google's three-pack or rich cards).