yodle

[ yohd-l ]

verb (used with or without object)

, yo·dled, yo·dling,

1. less common variant of yodel.

yodle

/ ˈjəʊdəl /

noun

1. a variant spelling of yodel

Derived Forms

• ˈyodler, noun

Example Sentences

Jacksonville, Fla.-based Web.com, which reported 2015 revenue of $543.5 million on Thursday, said Yodle’s revenue is more than $200 million.

From Wall Street Journal

New York-based Yodle, which focuses on small businesses, has about 1,400 employees and 58,000 subscribers.

From Wall Street Journal

Yodle Inc., an online advertising company that filed for an initial public offering in July 2014 but didn’t go public, agreed to be sold to Web.com Group Inc., WEB -0.98 % which provides services including Web hosting, marketing and social media.

From Wall Street Journal

Yodle’s offerings include search engine optimization, email marketing and the creation of websites and Faceobook pages.

From Wall Street Journal

CEO of Yodle, a local online marketing company with 50,000+ customers.

From Forbes