Local SEOs have another tool to add to the “citation belt,” as it were: MapQuest has announced its own Local Business Center, a place where local businesses can add and/or manage their listing(s) on ...

AOL's mapping site is expanding its push to become a hub for locally relevant information with restaurant reviews and other content from Yelp. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and ...

A week after its recent makeover, AOL’s MapQuest has launched a new local initiative, with customizable widgets based on location. But somehow the map, an integral part of the site, takes on a ...

Last October, MapQuest started outsourcing local business listings management to Yext. The “claim your MapQuest listings” page is hosted by Yext (I believe) with a co-branded look and feel. Yesterday, ...

MapQuest has done an impressive job of building a useful array of driving-related tools onto its core mapping program. The site can guide you to your destination, help you avoid traffic entanglements, ...

AOL’s MapQuest has launched a social discovery and curation platform as part of an attempt to attract more users to its free online web mapping service. MapQuest Discover, announced today, is one of ...

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- MapQuest founder Perry Evans is taking aim at an opportunity in the Internet-search business for local information as he prepares to take Local Matters public. Known for ...

MapQuest has stopped Google Maps' market share gains for the time being. But Google Maps increasingly benefits from Google search results. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote ...

If you're taking a summer road trip, you're probably considering printing out a bunch of directions that you look up at MapQuest.com. But there's more! Here's a look at the best-known contemporary ...

Plan your summer road trip using MapQuest.com. What’s hot: I have to remind myself that websites evolve. I used to look up and print driving directions before running out the door. GPS solved that ...

If you were born after 1990, you will have to imagine this (the rest of us actually lived it)... In the past, if you wanted to drive to an unfamiliar location, you'd need to get a physical map, use a ...