glov3r
Indian name: FALLSFRUMTREES
Anyone have luck with Yellow Page ads? They seem really expensive, and I have heard that most people just look in the pages for a number of a known company, not to find a new company????
Anyone have luck with Yellow Page ads? They seem really expensive, and I have heard that most people just look in the pages for a number of a known company, not to find a new company????
[HTM There customer service sucks too.L]We advertise in the yellowpages.com . In my opinion, they suck. I get very few leads, bearly to cover the cost of the ad that is 375 a month. When the contract is over, we are cancelling it. [/HTML]
i've been keeping close attention to my yellow page ad. Actually use a unique call tracking number so i know exactly how many calls it generates. Totally not worth it. I went from spending about $4500 month for the biggest ad down to $1500/month this year and may eliminated it entirely next year if they don't give me severe reduction in price.
For new companies you're better off developing a solid brochure, focusing on direct mail marketing, creating your own newsletter, getting city/municipal contracts, etc.
Consumers are more likely to look towards the internet than the phonebook now. I still get calls from the phone book and it's certainly not the lead generator is was back in 2004.
Anyone have luck with Yellow Page ads? They seem really expensive, and I have heard that most people just look in the pages for a number of a known company, not to find a new company????
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