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Since dLook launched in 2006, we’ve been leading the market in adding new functionality to the traditional directory product. We launched with a quoting facility and discount coupons and went on to pioneer business reviews, adding features like mobile search, mapping, image gallery, pdf uploads and YouTube embedded videos along the way. We’ve seen phenomenal [...]

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In a sad but predictable story on the Sydney Morning Herald website today, ACP’s chief executive Scott Larson announced today that Australia’s longest running magazine “The Bulletin” will close down after 128 years of publication. The article quotes a serious fall in circulation numbers due to younger readers increasingly using the internet to source information, [...]

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August 2007 saw the introduction of the dLook Discount Coupons as part of our business directory website. As some of you might know, it is an updated version of the original dLook News Blog. It was with some trepidation that we made the change, as the News Blog was travelling very nicely. But as the [...]

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dLook®, has today announced the facility to rate and review every business listed on its directory, the first of the major Australian business directories to do so. So as to bring users the most sophisticated and up to date rating system available, dLook chose a dynamic Australian internet start-up Rave About It to power the [...]

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Our new national TV campaign is now in its second week and already proving a HUGE success. Utilising the extensive WIN TV regional network our ads are being seen by over 5 million Australians every day and the response has been overwhelming. We intend to extend our campaign to include Capital cities soon. Meanwhile, listen [...]

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Please accept our apologies for recent emails from Matthew Cave at Enterprise Search. You can see a full write up of the situation at Meg’s blog.

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We’ve been really busy over at dLook the last few days. I recently wrote about how dlook had reinstated free listings. That’s actually not quite accurate because we’ve always accepted free listings, but now we are making it really obvious. We’ve updated our home page And in prime position is the following This has resulted [...]

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Today dLook business directory reinstated free business directory listings for Australian businesses. If you currently operate a business in Australia, head on over to the dLook sign up page and if you decide that a premium listing isn’t for you, you can click the drop down box, select “free listing”, and add your basic business [...]

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