It is worth also looking at the www.ptg.org page to see what's there. Think about if from a potential customer's point of view. The words "piano tuner" do not appear. Nor do the words "tune," "tuner" or "repair". At least the word "piano" is there. Now if you want to "find a registered technician" you're in business. But is that what someone is going to search for when they're looking for a piano tuner? Some might, but not most. If I search for "piano technician Raleigh" I get a handful of the local people, but I know there are a lot more. Now granted, this page is primarily for the benefit of the PTG's own members, but still it could do better at marketing RPTs, even if that's only a secondary goal. As for sending PTG's lawyers after this guy, well, there's this little problem called the First Amendment. Far better to add things to PTG's page that will cause it to show up under all the likely searches that people will use. -Mark
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