DGKO advertising with GOOGLE, Yahoo, AOL etc soon!
Degreko Begins Mass Marketing Campaign for Clixme.com Today
May 16, 2006 2:17:00 PM
GLASTONBURY, CT -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 05/16/06 -- De Greko Communication, a wholly owned subsidiary of De Greko, Inc. (OTC: DGKO) a holding company that specializes in consolidating revenue-generating companies, today announced that the it has officially launched its marketing campaign for its Clixme "Click to Call" service. "Today we launched our advertising campaign on Google's ad words platform," said CEO Fotis Georgiadis. "This advertising venue has been targeted by us as the number one place to connect with our B2B market segment," he continued.
The company's Clixme service connects website owners and their prospective customers on the telephone in less than 30 seconds in most cases. "Anyone who owns a website is losing customers everyday... nobody wants to wait on hold or deal with busy signals when they need answers fast," said Mr. Georgiadis. He continued, "Clixme solves a fundamental problem that arises using email and contact forms online, in each instance Clixme provides a website owner with a live phone call as well as capturing the customers phone number where the other forms of communicating online seldom do."
Businesses wishing to add the Clixme service to their websites can go to www.clixme.com to signup. The service takes less than 5 minutes to add to a website. Presently Clixme is adding $1 to all new accounts so that businesses can try the service for free before making a decision to purchase usage minutes. "Part of our new effort to market Clixme is to provide businesses some free usage to try the service out before making a final decision. We know once they have tried it they will realize the value proposition Clixme presents," added Mr. Georgiadis.
The company further detailed its intended marketing strategy saying it was waiting on approval from Yahoo's Overture service for its ads to go live. Other online ad space the company is considering include properties owned by AOL.com, ASK.com, business.com, and several other smaller search engine properties. "Our initial push will focus mainly on online properties, but we are considering offline media venues as well," said Mr. Georgiadis. "We feel that in these venues we can get good analytics on our marketing efforts which will help us make more informed decisions when buying other forms of media," he continued.
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