Local brick-n-mortar businesses, those who rely on walk-in, on-location commerce, will often have a web site to promote their business. It's a good idea. The cost of having a web site is next to nothing, maintenance is easy if the site was built with updating in mind, and it can be a great service to existing and potential customers, depending on how it's used. One such service would be helping the potential client find the business's physical location. This can be easily facilitated by adding a location map to the site. How one should do this is the subject of this article.