Why should you care about Online Yellow Pages when Google is most likely your primary source of traffic and ROI? The simple answer is because local search is on the rise, and with it so are ...

Founded in late 1998 and stocked with defectors from Pacific Bell’s Yellow Pages unit, the company publishes 250 online directories that mimic the printed books, including 11 business-to ...

In fact, the internet collectively — through search engines, local search sites, online yellow pages and other venues — is the top way consumers look for local information.

The site's new search capabilities will be introduced in late 2003. Aptas' new Ad Knowledge Services will prepare and deliver Qwest Dex Yellow Pages print ad content as searchable data on qwestdex ...

The white paper, Searching For Profits: Yellow Pages and the Challenge of Pay-Per-Click was a broad-ranging study of internet yellow pages, and emerging alternatives, such as online city guides and ...

Your Yellow Pages publisher may even have some special online advertising deals. Search the Internet for online directory sources.

The Yellow Pages, a commercial directory that lists information about companies by area, is now available to both offline and online searchers. Once you list your business in the Yellow Pages ...

NEW YORK -- Verizon Communications Inc. said Wednesday its board has approved a spinoff of the telephone company's print and online yellow pages business to stockholders as a new public company ...

But the extra-fine print on the checks said that by depositing or cashing the checks, the businesses were agreeing to sign up for an out-of-state online Yellow Pages directory service costing ...

Mike Galvin, spokesman for the Southeast Florida BBB, said the bureau also has seven complaints against a Miami-based Yellow Pages online and 64 complaints againt Open Business Directory Ltd ...

Yahoo announced Local Featured Listings today, a way for local businesses to advertise on Yahoo Local search results. This is not pay per click advertising, but rather first come, first serve ...