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Yellow Page Journal Archives:

November 2008

25 November 2008

Local online advertising growing relative to overall online advertising

According to this local media report, local internet advertising grew 48% last year but is going to grow only 8% in 2009.  Contrast that with the decline of yellow pages and televison advertising by 17% or more next year.  Now is a great time to be investing in growing your company for the long term, [...]

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23 November 2008

Yellow Pages Association in denial, after Wall Street Journal article

The Yellow Pages Association tried weakly to claim that the yellow pages are alive and well as ever.  Makes we wonder if L Ron Hubbard and Kim Jong Il are still alive, too.  Meanwhile, businesses need to cut our marketing dollars that aren’t producing ROI– and the easiest fat to cut (usually, but not always) [...]

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18 November 2008

Wall Street Journal says Yellow Pages in a tailspin

The yellow pages are in trouble.  They have to innovate or die.  Start by adding more value to business customers.  In this more difficult times, folks are re-evaluating their marketing budgets.

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15 November 2008

DEX (child of RH Donnelly) is about to be delisted on the NYSE

DEX is having some serious financial problems, given that their share price went from $60 to just pennies in the last few months.  If this is not a wake up call, not sure what is.  To be kicked off the NYSE for having your share price stay at under a dollar and for having a [...]

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7 November 2008

Dex’s Corrupt Methods, Raised Rates and No Results

In all my 20+ years of being an adult and doing business with many different types of companies in many different capacities, I have never dealt with a company more corrupt and slimey as Dex Media. I signed up for a yellow pages ad when I was still new in the business. I was very [...]

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