Web Listing in Local Search Engines

  • 1. Yokel

  • Yokel enables shoppers to quickly find what they are looking for in the town or city closest to them. Type in a search term as well as your geographic location, and Yokel, displays a lists of local, real-world retailers who carry the product you are looking for, sorted by proximity. More info...
  • www.yokel.com

  • 2. Ask Jeeves Local

  • Ask Jeeves Local integrated content from CitySearch, including more than two million editorial and user reviews and ratings of local businesses, directly into a Smart Search result. Listing will not only contain directory info (name, location, phone number) but also ratings and reviews, hours of operation, and other relevant information. More info...
  • local.ask.com

  • 3. Google Local

  • Google Local takes a new approach to helping users find geographic information online. They analyze the content in their index of more than 4 billion web pages and combine that information with Yellow Pages data to provide the most comprehensive local search experience available. More info...
  • local.google.com

  • 4. Metrobot

  • Metrobot is a map based search engine which displays business listings and links against a linear road network. Currently available cities include New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, Denver, Washington DC, Tucson, and Las Vegas. More info...
  • www.metrobot.com

  • 5. Vivante

  • With Vivante, you can target your search in your own or another metro area, so you can find the websites, stores, products and services that are nearby. More info...
  • www.vivante.com

  • 6. Yahoo Local Search

  • SmartView service lets surfers use Yahoo Maps to view information on local points of interest, such as restaurants, hotels, parks, automatic teller machines and post offices. Along with highlighted maps, Yahoo gives details about locations, including addresses and phone numbers, pricing, Web sites and driving directions. More info...
  • local.yahoo.com