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Re: yellow pages
adv wrote:is this worth it anymore? got till thursday to decide mmmm? thoghts lads
Small block ad (costs around £160) would suffice to keep you listed in there. The trouble is that unless you at least show your business somewhere in your local Yellow Pages, many assume you’ve gone out of business! 😯
Maintain your profile but with minimal outlay. 😀
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will maintain a small ad myself ,some still use it but nothing like what i use to spend with them!
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Lots of pensioners still use it and they can be worthwhile, loyal customers I find.
My rep has assured me the cost is actually dropping this year so will probably keep an ad running for now.
Eddie.
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Mine actually went up and as they did me a free webpage they couldnt even get the phone number right on the webpage.So I said pass this year..May have made a big mistake but i feel better for it.
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well always had larger ad in electrical repairs and smaller one in washing machine repair section advice lads ? or vice versa lads wi ur exsperience?
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Not for me either – Left them in 2007 due to a lack of calls, went back in 2010/11 Book and Yell.com and no difference.
Barry
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I haven’t advertised in the yellow pages since 1991, but I’m rushed of my feet. I haven’t spent much on advertising for years. I give customers a few cards and ask them to pass them onto friends and neighbours. My local shops including dry cleaners and the local launderette give my cards out to persons in need. Facebook and Which Local are working well at the moment finding me new customers and it doesn’t cost me a penny. I even get the business cards for free as my local printer does not pay when his washing machine breaks down. Word of month has saved me a fortune over the years.
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Give it a miss and you’ll never look back! Too many different classifications in yellow pages too, appliance repairs, washer repairs, cooker repairs, dryer repairs, vacuum repairs blah blah blah, money money money.
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