Henderson, NV, January 12, 2009 --(
PR.com)-- Certified Business Moms, announced earlier this week, the creation of their S.A.F.E standards (Standards of Accreditation For E-commerce). S.A.F.E will be the standard by which Certified Business Moms will evaluate online practices of businesses seeking accreditation. The accreditation process is free for businesses and other sites such as blogs, and social networking sites that focus on offering business related services.
Sites that successfully demonstrate adherence to the accreditation standards will be given a seal to be placed on their websites, allowing the company to demonstrate their completion of the accreditation. Businesses will be required to be evaluated annually to maintain their accreditation status. The standards range from customer service, to ethical SEO (Search Engine Optimization) practices. Different standards have been set for blogs, social networking sites, and forums.
CBM also plans on recognizing businesses through a nomination process for exceptional customer service and business innovation.
Many free resources are currently available on CBM’s blog including business articles, a resource page, which lists a variety of links to helpful tools, all of which are free and easy to use. CBM’s blog also has a section explaining more about the accreditation process and how to contact CBM to begin the process.
CBM also plans on offering some low cost services including online parties, business registration, and also their mysterious “M” advertising which was announced earlier this year.
Interested businesses and consumers can learn more about Certified Business Moms by visiting their website at: http://www.certifiedbusinessmoms.com or their blog at http://www.certified businessmoms.blogspot.com
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