CitySquares Offers Local Feeds for Online Publishers Posted by Nathania Johnson Sep 29, 2009 Local search site CitySquares has rolled out new local feeds for online publishers. This is a great feature to place on your site if you have a local blog...
Local search site CitySquares has rolled out new local feeds for online publishers. Go to CitySquares.com and type in your city. CitySquares says they plan to rotate the list of businesses in the feeds, so you'll periodically be getting fresh...
Fast-growing local search engine CitySquares has incorporated Facebook Connect. When you do, you can invite Facebook friends to CitySquares and control which information from Facebook you want visible on the local site (name, hometown, birthday, etc.
The featured sponsors of Local Search Summit:09 are Localeze, which powers some of the most successful Internet Yellow Page companies on the net, and Citysquares, one of the premier local community sites on web.
Just as local search and online communities have begun to take hold, CitySquares started expanded nationally last year. While the search industry has oftentimes struggled what to do with the "local search niche," Saren has a clear vision for...
CitySquares.com to Begin National Expansion Posted by Nathania Johnson Dec 4, 2008 CitySquares.com began as an online neighborhood community site for 7 neighborhoods in Boston. They are one of the fastest growing local search sites on the web.
CitySquares.com began as an online neighborhood community site for 7 neighborhoods in Boston. Now, CitySquares has their sights set on a national expansion, but they are proceeding with caution. Writing on the CitySquares blog, co-founders Bob...
This has caused general awareness and speculation of online hyper-local destinations which are growing in number including Outside.in, SmallTown, CitySquares, and FatDoor. People aren't just identified with their community: You're a little bit...
These include Smalltown, Backfence, Outside.in, and Citysquares to name a few. If you think about it, this is appropriate for a hyper-local strategy, given that an individual implanted within a given town is likely a better candidate than a remote...
