The Senior List® To Announce 2009 Silver-Service Awards

March 10, 2009 - PRLog -- The Senior List® (www.theseniorlist.com) announces the eligibility requirements for the 2009 Silver-Service Awards.  The Silver-Service Awards will recognize the top service providers in each state as rated by local consumers, and reinforce the old adage that the best will always rise to the top.  The Senior List is fast becoming the nation’s leading consumer-opinion portal focused on the senior-services sector.  

“We’re excited that our brand continues to grow,” says Chris Clark, President and CEO.  “We founded The Senior List with a mission to help consumers find the best senior-focused businesses in their local communities, and it looks like we’re well on our way.  The Senior List Silver-Service Awards are just one more extension of our brand, and the commitment we have to excellence in service.”  

The Senior List will recognize one Silver-Service winner (statewide) in each of the respective service categories.   Businesses will be judged based on the peer reviews associated with their business listings, and the winners scored on the number of consumer reports they have multiplied by their cumulative rating.  “This methodology is the most transparent for both consumers and business owners,” says Clark.  

The Silver-Service Awards will be a yearly event, and the winners will be tallied and announced each January.  With its unique user interface, Senior List consumers can browse, rate, and review senior-services from the comfort of home.  The Senior List is an online solution that allows consumers to recommend local businesses by filling out a simple survey.  The results are then posted to the business listing, providing greater transparency to the consumer experience online.

The Senior List is located online at www.theseniorlist.com

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The Senior List is an online solution that allows consumers to review and rate senior-focused businesses in their own communities. The results of the surveys are posted so friends, neighbors, and total strangers can view them and make qualified choices.