Features [click to illustrate]:

Self-serve Advertising , Member Profile , All Content Search , Archived Friend List, Bookmarks & Comments , Event Notification & Remiders , Comprehensive Events & Search

Medium:

Hyperlocal/Social Web

Services:

User Experience Design, Editorial Design, Application Development, Platform Integration, Print Management, Audience Relationship Management, Search Engine Optimization

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What Others Have To Say:

Peter Krasilovsky: Building the perfect template for hyper-local media has been the endgame for a number of companies--BackFence, American Town Networks, Pegasus News, and Citysquares, to name a few. HyperLocal Media has been working at it as well, focusing on the synergies of a print/offline model to effectively sell advertising to the community. Since I profiled the company last June, it has built a custom headquarters in cheap-rent Buffalo, and continued finessing its tools and services with Buffalo Rising. In my view, the site is easily one of the best up and running. [more]

Neil Takemoto: Sure, you can buy one of these stogdy city magazines, like The Washingtonian here in the DC area, but you probably have to own a BMW to relate to it. Or you can pick up one of those great alternative weekly newspapers, like Burlington, Vermont's Seven Days, but like a newspaper, it covers everything and anything. However, if you want nice, brief, crisp profiles on the creative and progressive, then having it organized by food and drink; housing developments; free stuff; music; shopping etc. with compelling color photos to match, then Buffalo Rising is the model. [more]