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Document Security Solutions Expands Business with eLocal Listing

by on January 30, 2012 in Testimonials

In March of 2010, Parish Morris of Documents Security Solutions located in Murrieta, CA was looking for a reliable company to help drive him leads to his local business.  A friend had recommended eLocal Listing and he decided to try our services.   He signed up for an eLocal Listing Multi-City package with five cities.  Mr. [...]

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$25.00 Locksmith receives over 11,000 calls from their eLocal Listing Campaigns

by on January 30, 2012 in Testimonials

In 2009 Alex Rariz of $25.00 Locksmith was looking for a company to help with his Internet Marketing.  He decided to go with eLocal Listing and couldn’t be happier, and the results are amazing.  Alex first signed up in November 2009 for his Plano, TX office, then in January of 2010 he called and signed [...]

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eLocal Listing to give workshop on Local Leads at LeadsCon Vegas 2012

by on December 29, 2011 in Press Releases

eLocal Listing will be a sponsor in the upcoming LeadsCon Conference in Las Vegas in February 2012 and will be conducting a workshop on “Local Leads through Local Search”. eLocal Listing, the nation’s leading provider of online lead generation solutions will be exhibiting in booth 233. Stay tuned for more details.

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eLocal Listing Ranked Top – Ten Local Search Company for December 2011 by topseos.com

by on December 11, 2011 in Press Releases

topseos.com, an independent authority on vendors who supply internet marketing products and services named eLocal Listing as one of the top-ten local search companies in their December 2011 report. eLocal Listing is honored to receive this esteemed recognition for driving quality calls through Local Search. eLocal Listing, a California based firm, was formed in 2007 [...]

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Google to Encrypt Searches & Clicks

by on October 19, 2011 in Blog

As a follower of the chatter from Twitter and Search Blog, something bad just happened….and people are annoyed….or furious to put it mildly. What happened is that Google Analytics has told the world that in order to ‘secure private searcher information,’ if you are logged in to any part of Google places – like Android, Gmail, YouTube, [...]

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