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A list of Bridal Media vendors in the United Kingdom. Useful if you are require marketing and advertising in the Bridal industry.

Fields

  • Country
  • State
  • Business Name
  • Office Number
  • Business Address
  • Business Postcode
  • Business Email
  • Business Website
  • Media Class
  • Alexa Rank
  • Google Pagerank
  • Facebook URL
  • Twitter URL
  • PInterest URL
  • Instagram URL
  • Google+ URL
  • Metadata is provided only if it is available. Data gets updated from time to time.

Source

  • Glitchdata Marketing Intelligence & Research Team

Where to get it

glitchdata catalogues this dataset but does not host the files here. It is published in the glitchdata shop (US$5), where the download covers every format listed above.

Last updated on the source site: 2013-10-10.

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