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Updated April 25, 2025

What is the average salary for Yellowpages.com employees in the United States?

Yellowpages.com employees earn $51,000 annually on average, or $25 per hour, which is 26% lower than the national salary average of $66,000 per year. According to our data, the highest paying job at Yellowpages.com is 250,000 VP of Sales at $a annually while the lowest paying job at Yellowpages.com is an Office Assistant at $20,000 annually.

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$43K Advertising Account Executive Average Salary at Yellowpages.com in the United States (18 salaries)

-$7K (15%) less than national average Advertising Account Executive salary ($50K)

-$8K (17%) less than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

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$83K Advertising Account Executive in Melbourne, FL ·

+$32K (47%) more than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

"The pay at AT&T has declined due to company charge backs and revenue decline."

$65K Advertising Account Executive ·

+$14K (24%) more than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

$65K Advertising Account Executive ·

+$14K (24%) more than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

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$78K Business Analyst Average Salary at Yellowpages.com in the United States (2 salaries)

+$9K (12%) more than national average Business Analyst salary ($69K)

+$27K (41%) more than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

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$75K Business Analyst in Glendale, CA ·

+$24K (38%) more than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

"I feel that I'm underpaid. I've come across other organizations willing to pay 80k and up to 120k for a business analyst (not Sr. BA) because they have a level of experience in an application or service that is difficult to find. When someone has something they can combine into their BA skills it makes it worth paying them the extra sum. I believe that my technical background and software configuration skills set me slightly apart. So I hope to earn in the 80k annually."

$80K Business Analyst ·

+$29K (44%) more than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

$52K Cyber Representative Average Salary at Yellowpages.com in the United States (2 salaries)

+$11K (23%) more than national average Cyber Representative salary ($41K)

+$1K (1%) more than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

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$42K Cyber Representative in Saint Louis, MO ·

-$9K (19%) less than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

"I can honestly say that the hourly pay is not bad and I like the fact that there is commission included that is uncapped."

$61K Cyber Representative ·

+$10K (17%) more than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

$140K Associate Director of Engineering Average Salary at Yellowpages.com in the United States (1 salaries)

+$28K (22%) more than national average Associate Director of Engineering salary ($112K)

+$89K (93%) more than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

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$140K Associate Director of Engineering in Glendale, CA ·

+$89K (93%) more than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

"Underpaid, but expect to get a better compensation in the near future."

$75K Digital Marketing Manager Average Salary at Yellowpages.com in the United States (1 salaries)

Equal to national average Digital Marketing Manager salary ($75K)

+$24K (38%) more than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

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$75K Digital Marketing Manager in Charlotte, NC ·

+$24K (38%) more than average Yellowpages.com salary ($51K)

"When it comes to compensation, no two numbers or two individuals in the position are alike. Everyone has different experience levels and the compensation should be adjusted as such. I do, however, feel that I was being compensated for the position rather than the skills I bought into the company."