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ThomasB2B Launches Paid Search







ThomasB2B Launches Paid Search

ThomasB2B Launches Paid Search 09/14/2004 08:53 PM

Source: ClickZ - ThomasB2B.com is launching its new global online advertising network this week, featuring bid-for-position and pay-per-click pricing for advertisers wishing to reach business-to-business buyers. The Thomas Global Register Directory encompasses approximately 10,000 product categories....




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