And yet, by most accounts from businesses who use sophisticated ways to track where phone calls come from, the print books still generate a lot of business for them. Goes against todays popular wisdom, but so it is.

It probably does, but there are more economical ways to track results as well. I am sure that asking old ladies where they heard of your business first will come up with the same thing.

I got super frustrated by this over the weekend as well. I set up http://www.yellowbookstoplittering.com… it’s gotten a ton of traffic today. It seems as if the frustration is common.

Hey, at least you got some good kindlin’, right? 😉

I’ve always thought the same thing when these would arrive on our door steps. I received one at the beginning of the year while living in Shreveport, LA and it sat in a drawer until I moved out over 6 months later. Never even thought to use it. Now, back in ’97, I remember using one. Now? Never crosses my mind. There are a LOT of trees to saved, a LOT of money to be invested elsewhere, and a lot of clients who could be marketing to a much better audience than the Yellowpages’ pull.

I know there are probably some people who use them, maybe elderly citizens who don’t have/understand the internet yet. It seems like some sort of mail-in sign-up or re-subscription would be easier and cheaper than delivering millions of those 10lb books a year.

And yet, by most accounts from businesses who use sophisticated ways to track where phone calls come from, the print books still generate a lot of business for them. Goes against todays popular wisdom, but so it is.

It probably does, but there are more economical ways to track results as well. I am sure that asking old ladies where they heard of your business first will come up with the same thing.

I got super frustrated by this over the weekend as well. I set up http://www.yellowbookstoplittering.com… it’s gotten a ton of traffic today. It seems as if the frustration is common.

Hey, at least you got some good kindlin’, right? 😉

I’ve always thought the same thing when these would arrive on our door steps. I received one at the beginning of the year while living in Shreveport, LA and it sat in a drawer until I moved out over 6 months later. Never even thought to use it. Now, back in ’97, I remember using one. Now? Never crosses my mind. There are a LOT of trees to saved, a LOT of money to be invested elsewhere, and a lot of clients who could be marketing to a much better audience than the Yellowpages’ pull.

I know there are probably some people who use them, maybe elderly citizens who don’t have/understand the internet yet. It seems like some sort of mail-in sign-up or re-subscription would be easier and cheaper than delivering millions of those 10lb books a year.

And yet, by most accounts from businesses who use sophisticated ways to track where phone calls come from, the print books still generate a lot of business for them. Goes against todays popular wisdom, but so it is.

It probably does, but there are more economical ways to track results as well. I am sure that asking old ladies where they heard of your business first will come up with the same thing.

I got super frustrated by this over the weekend as well. I set up http://www.yellowbookstoplittering.com… it’s gotten a ton of traffic today. It seems as if the frustration is common.

Hey, at least you got some good kindlin’, right? 😉

I’ve always thought the same thing when these would arrive on our door steps. I received one at the beginning of the year while living in Shreveport, LA and it sat in a drawer until I moved out over 6 months later. Never even thought to use it. Now, back in ’97, I remember using one. Now? Never crosses my mind. There are a LOT of trees to saved, a LOT of money to be invested elsewhere, and a lot of clients who could be marketing to a much better audience than the Yellowpages’ pull.

I know there are probably some people who use them, maybe elderly citizens who don’t have/understand the internet yet. It seems like some sort of mail-in sign-up or re-subscription would be easier and cheaper than delivering millions of those 10lb books a year.

And yet, by most accounts from businesses who use sophisticated ways to track where phone calls come from, the print books still generate a lot of business for them. Goes against todays popular wisdom, but so it is.

It probably does, but there are more economical ways to track results as well. I am sure that asking old ladies where they heard of your business first will come up with the same thing.

I got super frustrated by this over the weekend as well. I set up http://www.yellowbookstoplittering.com… it’s gotten a ton of traffic today. It seems as if the frustration is common.

Hey, at least you got some good kindlin’, right? 😉

I’ve always thought the same thing when these would arrive on our door steps. I received one at the beginning of the year while living in Shreveport, LA and it sat in a drawer until I moved out over 6 months later. Never even thought to use it. Now, back in ’97, I remember using one. Now? Never crosses my mind. There are a LOT of trees to saved, a LOT of money to be invested elsewhere, and a lot of clients who could be marketing to a much better audience than the Yellowpages’ pull.

I know there are probably some people who use them, maybe elderly citizens who don’t have/understand the internet yet. It seems like some sort of mail-in sign-up or re-subscription would be easier and cheaper than delivering millions of those 10lb books a year.

And yet, by most accounts from businesses who use sophisticated ways to track where phone calls come from, the print books still generate a lot of business for them. Goes against todays popular wisdom, but so it is.

It probably does, but there are more economical ways to track results as well. I am sure that asking old ladies where they heard of your business first will come up with the same thing.

I got super frustrated by this over the weekend as well. I set up http://www.yellowbookstoplittering.com… it’s gotten a ton of traffic today. It seems as if the frustration is common.

Hey, at least you got some good kindlin’, right? 😉

I’ve always thought the same thing when these would arrive on our door steps. I received one at the beginning of the year while living in Shreveport, LA and it sat in a drawer until I moved out over 6 months later. Never even thought to use it. Now, back in ’97, I remember using one. Now? Never crosses my mind. There are a LOT of trees to saved, a LOT of money to be invested elsewhere, and a lot of clients who could be marketing to a much better audience than the Yellowpages’ pull.

I know there are probably some people who use them, maybe elderly citizens who don’t have/understand the internet yet. It seems like some sort of mail-in sign-up or re-subscription would be easier and cheaper than delivering millions of those 10lb books a year.

And yet, by most accounts from businesses who use sophisticated ways to track where phone calls come from, the print books still generate a lot of business for them. Goes against todays popular wisdom, but so it is.

It probably does, but there are more economical ways to track results as well. I am sure that asking old ladies where they heard of your business first will come up with the same thing.

I got super frustrated by this over the weekend as well. I set up http://www.yellowbookstoplittering.com… it’s gotten a ton of traffic today. It seems as if the frustration is common.

Hey, at least you got some good kindlin’, right? 😉

I’ve always thought the same thing when these would arrive on our door steps. I received one at the beginning of the year while living in Shreveport, LA and it sat in a drawer until I moved out over 6 months later. Never even thought to use it. Now, back in ’97, I remember using one. Now? Never crosses my mind. There are a LOT of trees to saved, a LOT of money to be invested elsewhere, and a lot of clients who could be marketing to a much better audience than the Yellowpages’ pull.

I know there are probably some people who use them, maybe elderly citizens who don’t have/understand the internet yet. It seems like some sort of mail-in sign-up or re-subscription would be easier and cheaper than delivering millions of those 10lb books a year.

And yet, by most accounts from businesses who use sophisticated ways to track where phone calls come from, the print books still generate a lot of business for them. Goes against todays popular wisdom, but so it is.

It probably does, but there are more economical ways to track results as well. I am sure that asking old ladies where they heard of your business first will come up with the same thing.

I got super frustrated by this over the weekend as well. I set up http://www.yellowbookstoplittering.com… it’s gotten a ton of traffic today. It seems as if the frustration is common.

Hey, at least you got some good kindlin’, right? 😉

I’ve always thought the same thing when these would arrive on our door steps. I received one at the beginning of the year while living in Shreveport, LA and it sat in a drawer until I moved out over 6 months later. Never even thought to use it. Now, back in ’97, I remember using one. Now? Never crosses my mind. There are a LOT of trees to saved, a LOT of money to be invested elsewhere, and a lot of clients who could be marketing to a much better audience than the Yellowpages’ pull.

I know there are probably some people who use them, maybe elderly citizens who don’t have/understand the internet yet. It seems like some sort of mail-in sign-up or re-subscription would be easier and cheaper than delivering millions of those 10lb books a year.

And yet, by most accounts from businesses who use sophisticated ways to track where phone calls come from, the print books still generate a lot of business for them. Goes against todays popular wisdom, but so it is.

It probably does, but there are more economical ways to track results as well. I am sure that asking old ladies where they heard of your business first will come up with the same thing.

I got super frustrated by this over the weekend as well. I set up http://www.yellowbookstoplittering.com… it’s gotten a ton of traffic today. It seems as if the frustration is common.

Hey, at least you got some good kindlin’, right? 😉

I’ve always thought the same thing when these would arrive on our door steps. I received one at the beginning of the year while living in Shreveport, LA and it sat in a drawer until I moved out over 6 months later. Never even thought to use it. Now, back in ’97, I remember using one. Now? Never crosses my mind. There are a LOT of trees to saved, a LOT of money to be invested elsewhere, and a lot of clients who could be marketing to a much better audience than the Yellowpages’ pull.

I know there are probably some people who use them, maybe elderly citizens who don’t have/understand the internet yet. It seems like some sort of mail-in sign-up or re-subscription would be easier and cheaper than delivering millions of those 10lb books a year.