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Google 411 vs Other Free 411 Services | Today’s Mobile Search Bridge to Local Search
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Joe Whyte (35 Posts)
Joe Whyte has been developing, managing and implementing successful, innovative, bleeding edge digital marketing strategies for Fortune 500 companies for over 7 years.
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Interesting post as I haven’t heard much about this. Local search is hot and Google knows how to get in on it. Nice to meet you in person by the way and just wonder what type of food they serve at the Whyte restaurant?
Thanks for the Chick-fil-A plug! If you send me your mailing address, I’ll put a coupon or two in the mail.
If you truely want to experience local search the way search should on your cell phone, you should check out go2 (www.go2.com on the web or wap.go2.com on your wireless device). go2 offers easy to use search and has a directory of nearly 1 million local busnesses in its database. The results will yield the business address, turn by turn directions, and a phone number. Check it out, it won’t disappoint!