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on CA “agencies brightlocal top local seo blogs 2020 winnerroam Terms and Conditions - Privacy Policy Where The Hell Is Yellow Pages Connect? Where The Hell Is Yellow Pages Connect? April 28, 2009by Andrew ShotlandLocal Data , Local Search , Localeze , Yellow Pages9 Comments So Facebook and Twitter are getting all of the attention for providing APIs that let developers recreate their services on their own sites. This strategy has in part led to Twitter’s growth explosion. So giving away your data seems to work – and neither of these sites has a killer revenue model. So why wouldn’t the big Yellow Pages co’s start giving away their data to smart developers who think they can build a better mousetrap – or perhaps a better way to find a p
ediatrician? If this were the case I think 90% of the people I know in the local search/SEO world would spend the next 30 days launching . I get why the data providers such as Localeze, InfoUSA, IBegin & Acxiom might not be interested in this – they sell their data to publishers, but for any company that has their own proprietary database and their own advertiser base, why wouldn’t this work? All they have to do is insist that their ads ride along with the content. Most of the big YP publishers already syndicate out their ads. This typically requires contracts and negotiations and guarantees and lawyers. Seems to me unleashing this stuff to the world (perhaps with some screening for quality) might be a bit easier. By syndicating out their advertisers publishers are already admitting.
KCRW WFMU SERVICES ENTERPRISE LOCAL AGENCYOUR WORK CASE STUDIES TESTIMONIALS CLIENT LIST BLOG POPULAR POSTSGUIDES LOCAL SEO TOOLS GOOGLE MY BUSINESS SUPPORTABOUT US TEAM CAREERSCONTACT HOME Copyright © 2023 Local SEO Guide. All rights reserved.SEO Company Pleasanton CA SEO Company Pleasant
on CA “agencies brightlocal top local seo blogs 2020 winnerroam Terms and Conditions - Privacy Policy Where The Hell Is Yellow Pages Connect? Where The Hell Is Yellow Pages Connect? April 28, 2009by Andrew ShotlandLocal Data , Local Search , Localeze , Yellow Pages9 Comments So Facebook and Twitter are getting all of the attention for providing APIs that let developers recreate their services on their own sites. This strategy has in part led to Twitter’s growth explosion. So giving away your data seems to work – and neither of these sites has a killer revenue model. So why wouldn’t the big Yellow Pages co’s start giving away their data to smart developers who think they can build a better mousetrap – or perhaps a better way to find a p
ediatrician? If this were the case I think 90% of the people I know in the local search/SEO world would spend the next 30 days launching . I get why the data providers such as Localeze, InfoUSA, IBegin & Acxiom might not be interested in this – they sell their data to publishers, but for any company that has their own proprietary database and their own advertiser base, why wouldn’t this work? All they have to do is insist that their ads ride along with the content. Most of the big YP publishers already syndicate out their ads. This typically requires contracts and negotiations and guarantees and lawyers. Seems to me unleashing this stuff to the world (perhaps with some screening for quality) might be a bit easier. By syndicating out their advertisers publishers are already admitting.