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Use Citysearch City Guides to get reviews and directions to top restaurants, events, night clubs, shops, services and more, in cities across the country.
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infoUSA is a major business directory whose data is used as a starting point by many local search engines. If you have a new business, or have moved addresses or changed phone numbers, it is essential to update your information with infoUSA.
A company called Marchex operates network of Local search websites under the umbrella of OpenList.com. Submitting your business to OpenList.com can often lead to listings on multiple websites within this network.
Superpages.com is a top online resource for finding information and insights on businesses and retailers. Google and Yahoo often "double-check" Superpages.com to make sure they're showing correct business information. Here's where to claim your listing.
Yelp is a very popular Local information portal on the U.S. West Coast, and in certain industries across the rest of the country. If you are in the hospitality industry, especially bars and restaurants, it is essential to claim your profile on Yelp.
Citysearch is a major competitor of Yelp that charges you to claim your business listing. It can be expensive but again, if you're in the hospitality industry, it's probably worth the investment to claim your listing on Citysearch.
Insiderpages.com is a Local search site that is regularly crawled by Google–many times reviews that are left for your business on Insiderpages will show up on Google. Unlike its parent company, Citysearch, Insiderpages lets you claim your listings for free.
