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2. Nextdoor - Wikipedia

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   Nextdoor Holdings, Inc. is an American company ... Advertising includes posts inside users' feeds about business services and products. ... some users claim to have ...

3. How to join Nextdoor so you can engage with your ... - AOL

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   Nextdoor is a social media site that connects you with your neighborhood. To add a second home to Nextdoor, you'll need a new account with a unique email. Visit Business Insider's Tech Reference ...

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   The definition of a local business is nebulous, but customers intuitively know the difference between a Main Street merchant and a big box retailer. ... could claim to be local — and define what ...

5. Nextdoor goes public, shares surge 30% - AOL

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   Nextdoor's revenue increased 66% year-over-year to $52.7 million in the third quarter of this year. Read the latest financial and business news from Yahoo Finance

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7. MerchantCircle - Wikipedia

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   MerchantCircle is an online business directory, social business network and marketing platform. It combines features from traditional Internet yellow pages sites such as Yellowpages.com, Citysearch and Yelp, with community-oriented social media sites like Facebook. MerchantCircle offers small and midsize businesses, which may not have marketing ...

8. Talk:Nextdoor - Wikipedia

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   Starting in 2015, media outlets have reported that Nextdoor users have been racially profiling people of color in neighborhoods across the United States. [1] [2] In 2016, Nextdoor announced that users would be asked to submit identifying characteristics other than race when posting warnings about individuals or events in the neighborhood. [2]

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