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(2006-07-16) SeminarBrochures.com Announces Half Price Seminar Brochure Listings

Training seminar workshop and conference and teleconference providers tradeshow exhibitors and providers of online training seminars can save 50% on brochure listings for a limited time.

SeminarBrochures.com is offering half off pricing on seminar brochure listings to increase awareness of its new seminar marketing tool.

Scott Alliy creator of FindaSeminar.com and VenueChooser.com recently created SeminarBrochures.com the newest Internet marketing tool for the training seminar and events industry.

According to Scott "SeminarBrochures.com will help you increase attendance by allowing you to attract target audience of event attendees who can help themselves to your event information brochure anytime day or night."

Says Scott "SeminarBrochures.com is a great marketing tool for Seminars of course but will also benefit your company if you provide any kind of publictraining, tradeshows, conferences, workshops, webinars and more."

Consumers have become more savvy according to Scott and have less time or desire to be diluged with unrequested direct mail and or email. The days of push marketing as in door-to-door sales are passe. Instead says Scott "Consumers want the power to make their own decisions, the information to make good decisions, and most important to do so on their own time which the internet allows them to do."

Scott who has dedicated a good portion of his energies to seminar marketing and event promotion believes that online brochures are the wave of the future and that their use and popularity as a marketing tool will soon explode given the rates in direct mail postage which is sure to occur due to the rising price of fuel and other economic factors.

Scott's research has proven also that consumers want centralized access to like information to allow them to shop and compare. Large wholseale stores have known this for years and continue to gain in sales and popularity as a result of their one-stop-shopping business model.

For more information about SeminarBrochures.com and or to list your brochures please visit http://www.SeminarBrochures.com

About Us: Internet Solutions Inc. is a Houston based consulting firm that owns and operates over 400 Internet properties including FindaSeminar.com, eTrainingProducts.com, AddPR.com and DomainsAvailableNow.com. AIS specializes in Internet marketing and offers a free consultation to small and medium businesses in need of web design or development or Internet marketing services

Contact Info:
Helen Alliy
Director
Allied Internet Solutions Inc.
800 349-1935

Additional: seminar brochures

Company: SeminarBrochures.com

Country: United States

Contact: Helen Alliy

Website: http://www.SeminarBrochures.com

Bus E-Mail: info@aisolinc.com

Phone: 800 349-1935

 

 
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