Trading post australia
Australia’s Trading Post Group Pty Ltd (TPG) is the country’s leading publisher and internet classified advertising business in the country. It was recently acquired by Sensis, another large company that publishes the country’s Yellow Pages and White Pages directories. TPG has publications in every category and geographic region with the two oldest dating back to 1966 and 1968, respectively. TPG keeps it’s primary attention on their generalist Trading Post paid advertising/paid circulation publications. Their Melbourne Trading Post and Personal Trading Post editions offer users pay-on-sale advertising which sets them apart from standard newspapers. They also publish numerous publications for specific market niches.
TPGs strength has historically been in it’s offline publications. However, as the internet continues it’s growth as a business generator, the company has duplicated their successful and widespread offline products as internet vehicles as well. They now offer five online publications which have been very successful as Australia’s number one online classified site. TPG began it’s internet site Melbourne Trading Post.com.au in 1996. Their online classified content comes from business print databases where advertisers can list their products for sale online. It was so successful that TPG launched their second online service, Personal Trading Post in 1968 and it has also developed into a major site and renenue producer.
TPGs rapid growth has come as the result of continuing product enhancement, new publications and penetration of new geographical areas with new catgeory websites. An annual growth of 15-20% is anticipated in future years as his program of expansion continues throughout Australia. People all over the country are rapidly discovering that ads in Trading Post publications are highly effective in selling their offerings.
By acquiring TPG, Sensis offers the company significant value to help it continue growing as Australia’s online classified market leader. As the country’s leading information resource, Sensis’ popular products help Australians, find, buy and sell their offerings. In addition to their well-known Yellow and White Pages directories, they publish other publications including Trading Posts, City Search, UBD, Gregorys and Where is. Advertising services are currently provided o more than 420,000 Australian buisnesses. Thus, the new combination of Trading Post Group and Sensis represents a very-good mix of related products for a growing business ansd consumer population in Australia.
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My name is Lawrence (Larry) and I was brought up in the Channel Island of Guernsey.
After spending 20yrs in the Army and travelling extensively the island seemed rather small to live and work so I now live in London.
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Hi Larry,
Enjoying reading your web side, Just one thing I want to discus with you is The Yellow and White Pages Directories is done by PmP print, and They doing 100% of Australia Telephone directories .
regards
Alex
Hi Larry, bit of a surprise to find your blog page, when I was looking into the Trading Post web page. I am also a Lawrence by birth, Larry by choice. Born in Leicester, now living in Adelaide. My wife is a scots born english girl with channel islands ancestry and wants to visit the islands next year. Have you visited Australia? I shall look orward to seeing more of your stuff from time to time.
Seeya
Larry
Many thanks Larry.
As I was brought up in Guernsey I have a bias towards this island but the Islands are well worth a visit and anyone looking for natural beauty this is the place to go to.
The lifestyle is laid back and not the hustle & bustle of city life and there are no big theme parks etc thank goodness.
As and when you i sure you will enjoy it.
I have been to Australia but many years when in the Army but all I saw was the outback for 6 months doing Survey.
It is on my list of places to go in the future.
Take care
Larry
Hi Larry/Lawrence
I feel like I am writing to myself as I share the same name and spelling as yourself. I was born in Leicester (UK)in may 1946 and am now living in South Australia. I married my wife Jennifer in Adelaide, but she was born in Scotland however her ancestry is traced to Guernsey. She was a Pallot prior to our marriage. It might prove entertaining to see if we have common ancestry. Maybe you would drop me an email if you are interested in trading information? I have a brother and Chattaway cousins in Leicester, my brither has traced the family tree, but I do not currently have access to this tome.Hope to hear from you. Regards, Larry