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It's very hard to resist those sorts of puns . . . Former Grayboxx CEO Nick Ordon now becomes president and CEO of Smalltown and founder Hal Rucker is moving into the dual role of Chief Strategy Officer and ...

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I recently spoke with Hal Rucker, CEO and founder of Smalltown , a site that helps local businesses publish an online presence.

Webcards are an easier alternative to creating Web sites. May 14, 2008 By David Needle : Source: Smalltown SAN MATEO, Calif.

“With six cities and 300 categories, you can see how it would add up”

SmallTown, the Bay Area hyperlocal company, is changing its core focus and will concentrate mostly on getting wider distribution of its WebCards microsites for small businesses. via The Kelsey Group

Online local community site, Smalltown , is starting to think bigger picture. Today, the service launches a new site, Webcards.com , to simplify advertising campaigns over multiple platforms. via VentureBeat

Joseph Weisenthal - Mon 15 Oct 2007 09:07 AM PST San Mateo-based Smalltown , a directory site for local businesses, has acquired seven year-old Local2Me , which offers community-based user forums . via Paid Content

Despite the meltdown and slow death of BackFence, the hyperlocal market continues to draw some interest. via VentureBeat

“Smalltown is word of mouth advertising on the Internet.”

Smalltown has acquired Local2Me , a seven-year-old online community based in the San Francisco Bay Area. via Screenwerk

Business web site company Smalltown bought an online network called Local2Me . San Mateo-based Smalltown, which makes local web networks for merchants and small businesses, didn't say what it paid for Local2Me, ... via The San Francisco Business Times

“We're going to be on mobile, the idea being that we have up to the minute rich local content”

Bay Area hyper local site Smalltown announced today that it has acquired online community site Local2me for an undisclosed amount. via The Kelsey Group