Little Black Pages, the Premier User-Controlled Social Networking Database, Launches Today

The free and searchable online database,www.littleblackpages.com , gives you control of your online life; accurately list your personal information, search and connect with others, control visibility, link to personal webpages and more.

Charlotte, N.C. (Apr. 8, 2008). - Little Black Pages is pioneering the online networking industry by introducing the first website for merging all social networking directories—and allowing users to control where they live online. Users can accurately list themselves on www.littleblackpages.com  to provide  contact information and other personal data rather than rely on crawlers to index  personal information.

“Finding a person’s contact information can be daunting—the white pages age quickly, social networking sites are not search-friendly while other people search websites require a payment in order to connect with people,” says April Jones,co-owner of Little Black Pages. “Little Black Pages consolidates a person’s online presence into one easy-to-navigate site with straightforward features that allow for uncomplicated updates and accurate results/for free.”

Small business owners can also reap the benefits of Little Black Pages by allowing people to search for them by name and linking to their company website or contact information.

“Many small business owners struggle building visibility online,” says Stacey Robertson, co-owner of Little Black Pages. “Through Little Black Pages, small business owners can drive traffic to their company website by listing themselves and profiling their business.”

“The Little Black Pages’ tag line ‘do you have a page’ reflects our belief that our database will be paramount in order to search and be found online,” says Stacey Robertson, co-owner. “Little Black Pages will be the central directory for all networking websites based on our concept—list yourself accurately to be found on the internet.”

Little Black Pages got its start from Charlotte-based friends, April Jones and Stacey Robertson, who both became frustrated after trying to reconnect with friends online after searching through countless usernames, a myriad of social networking websites and dumping money into membership sites.

“We realized there should be a website that joins the network sites to locate people in a time efficient manner,” says April Jones.

Little Black Page's database will store your personal background information ranging from where you have lived, schools you have attended, military service, phone numbers, email addresses, personal web address and more. But, you control what people are able to view. For more information or to take control of your online destiny, register on Little Black Pages at www.littleblackpages.com.

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