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At linkPittsburgh.com, we strive to provide the most complete list of local web pages that are of interest to the citizens and visitors of Pittsburgh, PA and surrounding communities in Allegheny County.
You can think of our listings as an online phonebook. Simply click on the categories until you find the links you are looking for. Alternatively, you can enter a business name in the search to find their details.
Registered users have the ability to add new links into the system. If your business is not listed and you would like it to be, just register for the site (registration is free!), and then click on the "Add Entry" link to submit your site information. Basic listings are absolutely FREE. You can add premium services, such as multiple categories and logos if you desire, but these are completely optional. We do ask that you provide as many details as possible so that it is easier for customers to find your business.
We now allow for the addition of Facebook pages, Foursquare Venues, Twitter accounts, and other social networking avenues to your linkPittsburgh.com business profile. If you have any questions about what these are or how to use them to gain more followers for your business, please see our Pittsburgh Social Blitz site (Coming Soon!). We are also currently working to provide QR codes for all of the business currently in our directory. QR Codes will allow cell phone users to quickly reach your website using a bar code reader on their smartphones. So as you can see, we are working hard to be sure that your business grows to your full expectation.
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| Flight 93 Memorial sees record number of visitors in 2011 |
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The brand new Flight 93 National Memorial in Somerset County brought in a record number of visitors in 2011. According to Channel 11’s news exchange partners at TribLIVE, an estimated 265,000 people came to the site in 2011. Flight 93 board members said Saturday that they expect attendance to climb to at least 350,000 in 2012. The National Park Service is working on plans to handle the expected increase in crowds. WPXI News
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