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infoUSA.com Launches National Campaign

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Beth Cox
Beth Cox
Jun 1, 1999

Sunnyvale, CA-based infoUSA launched a national ad campaign for
its Web site, recently redesigned as a vertical portal for small business
owners, entrepreneurs and sales executives.

National advertising includes television and radio commercials, print ads,
direct mail and links and advertising on other high-traffic. Spending and
agency details were not disclosed. The business-to-business site claims more
than 10 million page views per month.

“The focus of our marketing efforts is to communicate www.infoUSA.com as the one-stop resource on the Internet
for businesses and entrepreneurs to manage and grow their business,” said infoUSA.com President Bill Chasse. “We are
already seeing an increase in list sales and registered users.”

infoUSA provides information used for direct marketing, telemarketing,
marketing planning, lead generation, sales planning, customer analysis and
credit reference.

infoUSA databases power the directory services of InfoSpace, Yahoo!,
Microsoft and AOL. The company has partnership agreements with several
Internet
companies, including Mapquest.com, DoubleClick, Network Solutions, Dell and
Zip2.

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