Forrester estimates that roughly 10% of the businesses listed in the yellow pages pay for ads and only about 10% of those businesses advertise online.
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1% of local businesses advertise online
Forrester estimates that roughly 10% of the businesses listed in the yellow pages pay for ads and only about 10% of those businesses advertise online.
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