Business is Booming in Greenwood, Indiana
26.4% increase in local business advertising in the Greenwood HomePages® Directory demonstrates optimism and commitment to local consumers.
DeKalb, IL, June 23, 2011 --(PR.com)-- American Marketing & Publishing LLC reported today that the Greenwood, Indiana economy shows signs of recovery as evidenced by substantial growth in local advertising by businesses serving Greenwood. The 2011 edition of the Greenwood HomePages® Directory features 109 local businesses advertisements, a 26.4% increase over the prior edition.
The US Postal Service is distributing 37,300 copies of the 2011 Greenwood HomePages® Directory to every Greenwood family, business, and post office box holder. The Greenwood HomePages® are a printed community directory including residential and business white pages, a community information section, and a categorized local business Yellow Pages. Local information is also published online at http://CloseBy.com, an Internet Yellow Pages that submits business information to Google. The 26.4% growth in local business advertising shows evidence of renewed enthusiasm toward the local economy.
“It’s very encouraging to see this level of economic optimism in Greenwood. Family owned businesses are the backbone of the country, and they do not spend money on advertising unless they are leaning forward.” said Abe Andrzejewski, CEO of American Marketing & Publishing, LLC.
Clinton Ferguson, Greenwood’s Director of Planning, Research, & Economic Development helped to explain reasons for the growth. "We had very significant growth through the 80s or 90s, but that really slowed down with the recession about two or three years ago. Even though the economy was slowing down in Indiana, Greenwood still had both industrial and population growth. Our location south of Indianapolis was a big reason for this. We have immediate access to both Interstate 65 and downtown Indianapolis, where many people are migrating looking for employment."
Neal Polachek, President of BIA/Kelsey, a local media consulting and advisory service says, “Local and community Yellow Pages such as HomePages Directories have long been barometers of the local economy. Many small businesses are often among the more sophisticated advertisers and as such, they generally have their thumb on the pulse of the economy and they tend to know what advertising works. It is very encouraging to see this type of growth in Greenwood in an otherwise subdued advertising market.”
American Marketing & Publishing LLC publishes HomePages® Yellow Pages Directories in print and online at CloseBy.com in 415 small and medium sized communities in Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, Tennessee, and Wisconsin. Founded in 1997, HomePages Directories help families support their communities with complete listings and profiles of local businesses, community information, and residential phone numbers.
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If you would like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Abe Andrzejewski, please contact Tiffany Mills at (815) 756-2840 x4420 or email her at Tiffany.Mills@HomePagesDirectories.com
The US Postal Service is distributing 37,300 copies of the 2011 Greenwood HomePages® Directory to every Greenwood family, business, and post office box holder. The Greenwood HomePages® are a printed community directory including residential and business white pages, a community information section, and a categorized local business Yellow Pages. Local information is also published online at http://CloseBy.com, an Internet Yellow Pages that submits business information to Google. The 26.4% growth in local business advertising shows evidence of renewed enthusiasm toward the local economy.
“It’s very encouraging to see this level of economic optimism in Greenwood. Family owned businesses are the backbone of the country, and they do not spend money on advertising unless they are leaning forward.” said Abe Andrzejewski, CEO of American Marketing & Publishing, LLC.
Clinton Ferguson, Greenwood’s Director of Planning, Research, & Economic Development helped to explain reasons for the growth. "We had very significant growth through the 80s or 90s, but that really slowed down with the recession about two or three years ago. Even though the economy was slowing down in Indiana, Greenwood still had both industrial and population growth. Our location south of Indianapolis was a big reason for this. We have immediate access to both Interstate 65 and downtown Indianapolis, where many people are migrating looking for employment."
Neal Polachek, President of BIA/Kelsey, a local media consulting and advisory service says, “Local and community Yellow Pages such as HomePages Directories have long been barometers of the local economy. Many small businesses are often among the more sophisticated advertisers and as such, they generally have their thumb on the pulse of the economy and they tend to know what advertising works. It is very encouraging to see this type of growth in Greenwood in an otherwise subdued advertising market.”
American Marketing & Publishing LLC publishes HomePages® Yellow Pages Directories in print and online at CloseBy.com in 415 small and medium sized communities in Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, Tennessee, and Wisconsin. Founded in 1997, HomePages Directories help families support their communities with complete listings and profiles of local businesses, community information, and residential phone numbers.
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If you would like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Abe Andrzejewski, please contact Tiffany Mills at (815) 756-2840 x4420 or email her at Tiffany.Mills@HomePagesDirectories.com
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