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PagineBianche.it

In brief

It is the most popular Italian website for finding phone numbers and addresses of individuals, businesses and public institutions. PagineBianche.it provides constantly up-to-date information, in compliance with the provisions and regulations in force on Universal Service.

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Target

Users: private citizens and enterprises.
 
Advertisers: businesses and the Public Administration.

Strengths

Simple, organised, intuitive, complete, official, updated weekly, compliant with the provisions and regulations in force on Universal Service.
 
PagineBianche.it is also accessible over:
  • WAP
  • PDA
  • “3” mobile phones
  • I-Mode
  • PagineGialle NAV, the only satellite navigation system integrated with the PagineGialle and PagineBianche databases

Searches can also be incorporated with PagineGialle VISUAL, in addition to other key Italian portals

Usage statistics

With constantly increasing use, in 2006 PagineBianche.it recorded 12 million unique users and over 183 million hits (source: Internal SEAT processing of REDSHERIFF-SiteCensus Nielsen data). The site registered over 19 million pageviews in May 2007 (source: Nielsen/Netratings - May 2007).

Service description

PagineBianche.it users can quickly and easily find people, businesses and institutions across Italy. Complete information include: addresses, telephone and fax numbers, toll-free numbers, e-mail addresses, links to websites.
 
Available search options, in addition to searches by name and location, include:
  • Search for businesses or organisations by telephone number
  • Search for postcode and local dialling code
  • Search for toll-free numbers of companies and institutions
  • Useful and practical section containing emergency numbers and special services numbers.
Moreover, the site is enhanced by two sections dedicated to statistics and curiosities related to Italian last names: “Contacognomi” (Last name count) and “Facciamo nomi e cognomi” (Let’s name names).
Last Update: Mon 25 Jan 2010 | 03:07 PM