Spam King Just A Criminal Joker

Spam King Indicted on Multiple Counts of Fraud, ID Theft

May 31, 2007, By Gina M. Scott

On May 30, 2007 Robert Alan Soloway, one of the most persistent professional spammers, was arrested after being indicted by a federal grand jury for Mail Fraud, Wire Fraud, Fraud in Connection with Electronic Mail, Aggravated Identity Theft, and Money Laundering.

"Spam is a scourge of the Internet, and Robert Soloway is one of its most prolific practitioners," said Jeffrey C. Sullivan, United States Attorney for the Western District of Washington. "Our investigators dubbed him the 'Spam King' because he is responsible for millions of spam e-mails."

According to the indictment, between November 2003, and May 2007, SOLOWAY operated Newport Internet Marketing Corporation (NIM) which offered a "broadcast e-mail" software product and "broadcast e-mail" services. These products and services constituted "spam" i.e. bulk high volume commercial e-mail messages that contained false and forged headers and that were relayed using a network of proxy computers (also know as "botnets"). Soloway and NIM made a number of false and fraudulent claims about the products and services on their Web site. Among them was a claim that the e-mail addresses used for the product and services were "opt-in" e-mail addresses.

Soloway has been a long term nuisance on the Internet according to the Spamhaus Project which tracks the Internet's spam related issues. Soloway has been sending enormous amounts of spam for years, filling mailboxes and mail servers with unsolicited and unwanted junk e-mail. Because he spammed through hijacked computers and open proxies, he has repeatedly violated both the Computer Abuse and Fraud Act of 1984 and the CAN-SPAM law of 2003.

Soloway's violations of the U.S. CAN-SPAM law and various state anti-spam laws resulted in his being sued successfully by a number of plaintiffs, including Microsoft Corporation and Robert Braver, owner of an Oklahoma-based ISP. Both Microsoft and Braver received damage awards of millions of dollars. Soloway never paid these awards, claiming that he lived off of the proceeds of a family trust and was therefore "judgment-proof." In September 2005 in Oklahoma City, after Soloway had fired his lawyers and then failed to appear to represent himself in court, U.S. District Judge Ralph G. Thompson issued a permanent injunction against Soloway, forbidding him to continue sending spam that violated the CAN-SPAM act. Soloway ignored this injunction as well and continued to spam.

Soloway constantly "moved" his Web site, which was hosted on at least 50 different domains. In at least one instance Soloway used another person's credit card to pay for the domain name used to host the NIM Web site. The spammed messages used to advertise the NIM Web sites contained false and fraudulent header information, and were relayed using botnets to disguise the true originating IP addresses of the spam.

Many of the false headers contained forged e-mail addresses or domain names that belonged to other real people, businesses, or organizations, causing these other innocent parties to mistakenly be blamed for spam transmitted by Soloway. Innocent parties whose e-mail addresses and domain names were forged by Soloway sometimes had their legitimate addresses "blacklisted" as spam sources, as a result.

Soloway refused to remove e-mail addresses from his distribution lists, leaving some victims with no choice but to close their e-mail accounts or cancel established domain names to stop the spamming. Soloway and NIM have been the subject of hundreds of complaints to the Federal Trade Commission, Better Business Bureau and the Washington State Attorney General's Office.

As part of the indictment, the government is seeking $772,998 as proceeds of Soloway's unlawful activities.

Intelective Communications, Inc. Merges with West Point Capital

West Point Capital Merges with Intelective Communications, Inc.

SACRAMENTO, Calif., May 23, 2007 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- West Point Capital, Inc (Pink Sheets:WPNC) is announcing today a merger with Intelective Communications, an established online advertising agency that owns an ad network of web sites.

"We have been providing very sophisticated online marketing consulting services, with emphasis on search engine positioning in excess of seven years and have a network of 50 revenue producing web sites that are focused on the automotive vertical," said Lee Traupel, CEO of Intelective Communications, Inc. "The online advertising market is growing rapidly at a rate of approximately 28% per annum, generating over $4.2 Billion in revenue in Q-4 of 2006 and global search revenue is projected to increase from $4.5 billion in 2005 to $13B by the year 2010 - we want to leverage this tremendous growth through acquisitions and investment in the build out of our advertising network to drive incremental revenue."

"Clearly the online advertising market is extremely dynamic and larger media companies are aggressively acquiring smaller firms in order to shorten time to market and grab market share - we've seen three large deals in the online advertising space in the last few weeks: Google's acquisition of Double Click for $3.1 Google Buys DoubleClick for $3.1 Billion - New York Times, Yahoo's acquisition of Right Media for $680 million and Microsoft's buy out of aQauntive for $6 billion. We have no assurances that we would ever command this type of a premium in the marketplace, but we do want to aggressively position ourselves for future growth."

About Intelective Communications, Inc.

Intelective Communications, Inc. (http://www.intelective.com) is a leading provider of online advertising services including: domain selection and development, pay per click campaign management, search engine optimization, online media buying and planning, web site design and search engine targeted text and multimedia content development. The company has an ad network of 50 web sites that are targeted for the automotive vertical but is also building out a network of sites to address the Travel, Financial Services, Pharmaceuticals, Medical and general purpose Consumer vertical markets.

Founded in 1999, Intelective Communications, Inc. is headquartered in the Sacramento, California area and is managed by an experienced team of executives. The company has partnered with market leaders in pay per click campaign management, technology providers and has strategic relationships with a number of outsourcing firms in the US and Asia. For further information: http://www.intelective.com, investor@intelective.com, 800.804.5007

Statements contained in this news release, other than those identifying historical facts, constitute 'forward-looking statements' within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and the Safe Harbor provisions as contained in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements relating to the Company's future expectations, including but not limited to revenues and earnings, technology efficacy, strategies and plans, are subject to safe harbors protection. Actual company results and performance may be materially different from any future results, performance, strategies, plans, or achievements that may be expressed or implied by any such forward-looking statements. The Company disclaims any obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements.

SOURCE: Intelective Communications, Inc.

CONTACT:          Intelective Communications, Inc.
Lee Traupel, 800-804-5007

Inventors Have New Tool to Avoid Scams and Cons

InventorSpot.com Relaunched: Inventors Have New Tool In Their Toolbox to Avoid Scams and Cons

Invention Website AmericanInventorSpot.com announces change of its name to InventorSpot.com and launch of free new service for inventors.

Las Vegas, Nevada (PRWEB) May 30, 2007 -- Leading invention portal website AmericanInventorSpot.com today announced the change of its name to InventorSpot.com (www.inventorspot.com) to more accurately reflect its focus on inventions and the inventor. It also announced major site upgrades, including the launch of the Inventor Pages - a service provider resource directory to help source and review companies and businesses providing services to independent inventors and entrepreneurs.

Roger Simmons, the chief technical officer of InventorSpot.com, says, "At InventorSpot.com, we filter the world through the lens of the inventor. Before InventorSpot.com, there were few places on the web where creative thinkers could go to get informed, inspired and entertained about new inventions and innovations on a daily basis. Now they do. We wanted to make sure that our site name better reflects our focus on inventions and inventors."

InventorSpot.com was originally launched as AmericanInventorSpot.com by a lone inventor blogging about the American Inventor reality television show. Since its launch in March 2006, it has quickly become a leading source on the web for information on noteworthy inventions and innovations.

Over the past month, InventorSpot.com has gone through major site upgrades to better service its inventor community. Today, it announced their newest feature, the Inventor Pages. The Inventor Pages is a service provider resource directory to both source and review invention related companies and businesses. The Inventor Pages are at http://inventorspot.com/inventor_pages.

Roger Simmons says, "In a market saturated with scams and cons, inventors want to avoid the companies that provide questionable value and to find the companies that offer high quality services to inventors. Our Inventor Pages offer inventors a useful way for them to easily find the resources they need and to share information with each other about the businesses that offer services to inventors."

InventorSpot.com is packed with information and resources for independent inventors. In addition to the newly launched Inventor Pages, InventorSpot.com also provides an Invention Gallery, where inventors can promote their inventions for free.

With a team of almost two dozen writers, InventorSpot.com provides informative and entertaining articles daily on the latest inventions, innovations and interesting ideas. It also has a regular stream of guest bloggers providing expert advice to inventors and entrepreneurs. With the launch of Season Two of American Inventor, InventorSpot.com will continue to provide comprehensive coverage of the American Inventor television show, with episode guides, show summaries and live blog events featuring current and former judges and finalists.

With its new name and new features, InventorSpot.com is committed to becoming the leading source for information on inventions, innovations and interesting ideas on the web.

For additional information on the invention website InventorSpot.com, contact Michelle Blu or visit http://InventorSpot.com.

About InventorSpot.Com

InventorSpot.com (http://InventorSpot.com) is a leading source on the web for information on noteworthy inventions and innovations. It is also one of the most popular websites for independent inventors, innovators and other creative thinkers. It regularly appears in the top 5,000 most referenced websites (Technorati.com) and the top 75,000 most popular websites (Alexa.com) in the world.

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Press Contact: Michelle Blu
Company Name: InventorSpot.com
Phone: 702-866-9528
Website: http://inventorspot.com

Baby Name Optimization Like College Fund: Invest Now

Baby Name Optimization

by David Berkowitz, Tuesday, May 29, 2007
WANT PROOF that you can optimize anything? What about devising a strategy to optimize search results around the name of your unborn offspring?

The idea came from a snippet on Boston.com sent in by loyal reader (and future wife) Cara Adelglass: "According to The Wall Street Journal, some expectant parents are beginning to Google prospective baby names to ensure that their kids won't face too much competition in securing a high search rank.' What's the perfect baby shower present for a soon-to-be newborn who has already been search-engine optimized? Buy the Web domain that matches their name."

That's sound strategizing. It has that echo of Jack Welch, who insisted that General Electric should only be in businesses where it could take first or second place in market share. By that line of thought, Joe Smith is probably not your best bet unless you're spending millions on optimization, and celebrity names are out of the question (alas, that rules out Brad Pitt Berkowitz as a potential name for my future progeny).

You don't want to stop just at the research phase, though. Below are ten more tips for baby name optimization. Note that while this column is tongue-in-cheek, these best practices can be applied to your business. You'd want to research potential business and product names for what listings come up in major search engines, and you'd often be wise to apply many of the baby name optimization tactics that follow.

1) Write a press release the day your baby's born with the baby's name in the headline, and optimize the entire release. As soon as the little one takes its first breath, he or she can even appear in the body of Google's natural search results thanks to universal search.

2) Buy all potential domain name misspellings of your baby's name. If you're blessed with ample foresight or come from an ages-old tradition of arranged marriages, buy versions of the last name of any potential suitor you have in mind. Redirect the names to your baby's main dot-com domain.

3) Film the birth and syndicate it to dozens of video sites. One of those sites will have to be around by the time of your kid's communion or bar mitzvah, right? On your primary domain, optimize the video by tagging every second of it so those clips are accessible to search engine spiders.

4) Blog as if you're the baby. Then, when your kid is old enough to blog, you can hand it over to your child, or you can go on blogging as if you're his or her therapist.

5) Tag your baby.

6) Create a Wikipedia entry for your baby. If it's rejected, claim that one of the parents is Britney Spears, Angelina Jolie, Paris Hilton, David Arquette, Oprah, or all of the above.

7) Googlebomb your baby's domain around the phrase "world's cutest baby," "future Nobel laureate," or "Harvard class of 2025." It reminds me of an old joke, where a parent is asked how old her children are and responds, "The doctor is three and the lawyer is two." The scary thing: some parent is reading this column right now and starting such a Googlebomb.

8) Digg your baby.

9) Be sure to update meta tags every so often, as your kid's prom date would be horrified to see "spitting up" and "potty training" as some of his or her most relevant keywords.

10) Every few years, change your child's name to something new that has less search competition. Though beware... this will bring an entirely new meaning to the phrase "your baby's in the sandbox."

Of course, all of this is in your child's best interests. When admissions officers and employers search for your child's name years from now, they'll find so many results ahead of those keg party pictures on Facebook that the reputation management will have paid off. Marketers often talk about their brands as their babies; here's a chance to treat your babies like your brands.

Post your response to the public Search Insider blog.

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David Berkowitz is director of emerging media at 360i. You can reach him at dberkowitz@360i.com. 

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Global Mailing List Search Tool

NextMark Goes Global with Mailing List Search Tool

NextMark, a leading provider of tools and resources to buy mailing lists, sell mailing lists, and learn about mailing lists, today announced it has enhanced its mailing list search tool to classify mailing lists by more than 50 countries and 10 languages. These new features are intended to facilitate better direct marketing throughout the world.

Hanover, NH (PRWEB) May 29, 2007 -- NextMark, a leading provider of tools and resources to buy mailing lists, sell mailing lists, and learn about mailing lists, today announced it has enhanced its mailing list search tool to classify mailing lists by more than 50 countries and 10 languages. These new features are intended to facilitate better direct marketing throughout the world.

"Direct marketing is going global and so is NextMark," said Joseph Pych, founder and president of NextMark. "With global markets and global competition, it's more important than ever to deliver relevant marketing communications. This enhancement enables you to be more precise in selecting prospects for your direct marketing campaigns and to communicate with them in their preferred language."

NextMark was previously limited to classifying mailing lists by United States, Canada, and Other International. More than 14,000 of 60,000 mailing lists in NextMark's database were coded as Other International. This limitation made it difficult to reach people in specific countries outside the United States and Canada.

With its new software upgrade, NextMark now enables classification of mailing lists by virtually every country in the world. The list of supported countries now includes Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Islamic Republic of, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Republic of, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, and Venezuela.

NextMark also previously had no way to classify mailing lists by spoken language. This made it difficult to find prospect lists for campaigns in a specific language. NextMark now enables mailing list classification by more than 10 languages including Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.

The new internationalization features were released as part of version 6.4, which included 56 other features that facilitate the processes of buying and selling mailing lists. In the coming months, NextMark will work with its list management clients to properly classify their managed lists by countries and languages. Once completed, NextMark's mailing lists search engine will be enhanced to utilize this new information.

Publishing mailing list information in NextMark's database is free through its MarketMax SE service. NextMark also provides a free mailing list search tool on its website and offers free trials on its advanced list research system.

About NextMark, Inc.
NextMark provides tools and resources that help organizations to buy mailing lists, sell mailing lists, and learn about mailing lists. NextMark currently indexes and tracks more than 60,000 mailing lists from 700+ sources. Its solutions have been proven through more than 2,500,000 mailing list searches and 50,000 direct marketing campaigns for thousands of catalog merchants, retailers, fundraisers, politicians, banks, telcos, entertainers, broadcasters, publishers, and other organizations that reach their market directly. NextMark is a privately held corporation based in Hanover, New Hampshire USA and on the web at NextMark.com.

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Press Contact: Joseph Pych
Company Name: NextMark, Inc.
Phone: (603)643-1307
Website: www.NextMark.com

Study Dispels Myth That Content is Spam

Lyris EmailAdvisor Study Further Dispels Myth That Content is Major Reason ISPs Filter Legitimate Email Marketing Messages Into the Spam Folder

Q1 Study Reveals that While Delivery is Still a Key Challenge, Most Problems Are Based on Sender Marketing Practices, Not Content

Emeryville, CA (PRWEB) May 29, 2007 -- A new deliverability study provides further evidence to dispel the widely-held myth among marketers that message content is the key reason ISPs filter legitimate email marketing messages.

That's the primary finding of the Lyris EmailAdvisor ISP Deliverability Report Card for Q1 2007, a quarterly research study that monitors deliverability rates for permission-based email marketing. The EmailAdvisor Report Card also reveals that a majority of the largest US-based ISPs have the lowest rates of delivering email to the inbox. The complete PDF report can be downloaded at http://www.lyris.com/resources/reports/deliverability_report_Q12007.pdf

According to the EmailAdvisor Report Card, message content is not a major cause of deliverability challenges for most email marketers. More than 1,705 unique emails were run through the EmailAdvisor content scoring application that includes the content scoring rules subset to the widely adopted Spam Assassin open source project. The average content point score of these 1,705 unique emails was 1.04 - well below the filter's generally accepted spam identification level of 3.0 or higher.

"The main message of this quarter's EmailAdvisor Report Card for email marketers is that there are no easy fixes to senders' deliverability challenge," said Stefan Pollard, Director of Consulting Services at EmailLabs, which along with J.L. Halsey's Lyris and Sparklist brands has integrated with the EmailAdvisor deliverability monitoring tool. "Changing a few keywords in the hopes of boosting inbox success rates is no substitute for adhering to email marketing best practices. It's an oversimplification to place blame primarily on content filters when a campaign has poor returns, when in fact most delivery challenges are due to subscriber feedback." According to Pollard, such feedback typically takes the form of complaints by recipients who mark the message as "spam" in their respective email clients and problematic traffic patterns such as bounces and spam trap hits. "That's why both EmailLabs and Lyris have developed deliverability programs that build on EmailAdvisor and focus on the real issues that affect a sender's deliverability," he said.

How Does Your Content Rank?
Of the emails subjected to content scoring, two Spam Assassin rules that were frequently triggered - generated content filter point scores of significance. According to Pollard, most marketers should find that easy to correct. The first rule cautions against heavy use of images, which can increase spam scores up to a full point and render poorly in email clients with image blocking enabled. The second problem, sending messages with a "From Name" composed of numbers or symbols rather than an actual name, can also increase the likelihood of the message being flagged as spam and ending up in users' junk/bulk folders.

Inbox Delivery Still a Challenge
Of the 25 U.S. ISPs tracked by the EmailAdvisor Report Card, several leading providers rank among the top ten domains with the highest rates of delivery to the junk folder. These include Gmail (3rd with 28 percent), Yahoo! (4th with 19 percent), and Hotmail (6th with 16 percent). Noticeably absent from the top ten ISPs with the worst inbox delivery is AOL, which ranked 14th on the list with a junk delivery rate of only 2.33 percent.

For the study's top-ten ranked U.S. ISPs, gross deliverability was more than 90 percent in all cases, with average deliverability of 83.8 percent across the sample. CompuServe had the highest rate of inbox delivery at 88 percent, with the remainder of the top-ten ranked ISPs achieving delivery rates of more than 81 percent in all cases. Among international ISPs, European ISPs performed the best, followed by Australian, Canadian and finally U.S. domains - although the disparities between regions were all within +/- five percentage points.

"Fighting spam and other types of malicious messaging continues to be a major challenge for ISPs, who err on the side of protecting their customers and users," said Dave Dabbah, Lyris' Senior Director of Marketing. "Marketers who adopt authentication protocols such as Domain Keys, SPF and SenderID and who actively manage their sender reputation with deliverability best practices are able to reach the inbox with their campaigns giving them a distinct advantage over other marketers that lack deliverability know-how."

Deliverability rates can be adversely affected by a number of factors in addition to individual ISP policies and sender content, including the sender's mailing history, number of complaints the sender receives, data collection practices, use of sender authentication protocols and other reputation factors. "There are a lot of different variables to keep track of when managing deliverability," Dabbah said. "That's why Lyris and EmailLabs deliverability consulting packages have developed metrics that give marketers a quantified way to view and understand their deliverability scenarios." Lyris encourages senders to adhere to email marketing best practices in order to optimize their deliverability rates.

Behind the Statistics
For the period beginning January 1, 2007 and ending March 31, 2007, the Lyris EmailAdvisor service monitored the full delivery trajectories of 440,694 production level, permission-based email marketing messages sent from 69 different businesses and non-profit organizations to multiple accounts at 54 ISP domains in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia.

Messages were chosen to represent a cross-section of typical email marketing and newsletter activities. Examples of email message types monitored by the study include publishing, business-to-business, retail, travel, finance, among many others. In all cases, the recipients to whom the emails were sent had made an explicit "opt-in" request to receive the messages at the specified email addresses.

About EmailAdvisor

EmailAdvisor from Lyris Technologies is a leading deliverability monitoring solution. Features include Inbox Snapshot which shows how emails render in more than 50 email clients; Delivery Monitor which shows what percentage of your emails were delivered to the inbox or junk/bulk folder; Content Analyzer which analyzes your message content against 30 different spam filters; Blacklist Monitor checks to see if your IP addresses are listed on any of 300 blacklists; and ISP Monitor provides real-time information about email delivery delays at more than 30 ISP's. EmailAdvisor is integrated into Lyris ListHosting, EmailLabs and Sparklist or is available as a standalone service. For more information visit http://www.lyris.com/products/emailadvisor/index.html.

About Lyris Technologies

Founded in 1994, Lyris Technologies provides leading-edge email marketing software solutions to more than 5,000 customers worldwide. Our suite of products, led by our flagship product ListManager, offers powerful tools for opt-in email marketing, list management, database segmentation, and deliverability assurance. Lyris offers both hosted and software versions for publishing email campaigns, newsletters, and discussion groups. Our commitment to permission-based marketing, outstanding deliverability rates, and our extremely positive ISP relations make Lyris' solutions among the best-selling email marketing applications on the market today. Headquartered in Emeryville, California, Lyris is a subsidiary of the J.L. Halsey Corporation (OTCBB:JLHY), a leading provider of technology solutions to marketers at mid-size businesses. J.L. Halsey's other brands include ClickTracks, EmailLabs, Hot Banana, and Sparklist.

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Press Contact: KENNETH GREENBERG
Company Name: Lyris Technologies, Inc.
Phone: 818-990-5001
Website: www.lyris.com

World's First Intelligent List-based Email Address Finder

Razorfish, LLC Releases World's First Intelligent List-based Email Address Finder

IdeaList™ finds email addresses for a list of personal and company names. IdeaList lets you build and maintain your own email lists, eliminating the need for expensive and unreliable rented lists.

Rockville, MD (PRWEB) May 25, 2007 -- Razorfish, LLC, an innovator of business productivity software, announced today release of its IdeaList™ email address finder software that allows its users to find email addresses for a list of individuals given their first, last, and company names. The email addresses are populated into lead lists along with other pre-existing information for each individual. IdeaList lets you manage your lead list so you can target your commercial email to people who would be most interested in your products or services.

The intelligence behind IdeaList is an algorithm that uses a combination of SMTP validation, a web search, as well as inferences drawn from other email address on the same domain. Razorfish has filed several patent applications on their approach. IdeaList will also verify supplied email addresses if they're already in the list.

IdeaList installs on and runs on any desktop or laptop PC and merely requires an Internet connection to find and verify valid email addresses in a lead list. It processes typically 1 record per second (on a cable or DSL connection) and has an email address discovery accuracy between 80 and 90%, depending on operating conditions. Supported list file formats include .CSV, tab-delimited .TXT, and .XLS.

"With IdeaList you can own and manage your lead lists; you no longer have to rent unreliable email lists," said Kathy Floam, owner and president of The Pomerantz Agency, a strategic marketing and design firm that specializes in the technology industry. "And you can use IdeaList to track where your leads go when the individual changes companies. I know that my company as well as my clients will find IdeaList very useful for commercial email marketing programs."

About Razorfish:
Razorfish is a fast moving team of entrepreneurs who have a wealth of experience in developing business productivity solutions (both hardware and software) for a wide range of applications. Razorfish is headquartered in the greater Washington, D.C. area.

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Press Contact: Technical Support
Company Name: Razorfish, LLC
Phone: 703-282-4383
Website: www.idealistsw.com

Online Marketing with Automated Contextual Text Link Advertising

LinkXL™ Revolutionizes Online Marketing with Automated Contextual Text Link Advertising Technology

Automated interface allows publishers and marketers to organically grow their search engine ranking and reach untapped frontiers on the web.

(PRWEB) May 21, 2007 -- LinkXL™ launched a patent-pending technology today that enables web-based publishers and marketers to sell and purchase text link advertising within existing content using a fully automated system.

This innovative tool allows marketers to organically grow their website's link popularity and search engine ranking through contextual text link advertising. The LinkXL™ system, which can be accessed by registering at www.linkxl.com, allows marketers to purchase the text or words in the natural content on websites with related themes which then link web browsers back to the marketer's website.

"LinkXL is the next step in the evolution of text link advertising," said LinkXL™ CEO and co-founder John Lessnau. "Traditional text link brokers sell text links in footers and sidebars of websites that the search engines often ignore as paid links. LinkXL text links are indexed by search engines as natural links, allowing a website's link popularity to increase and consumers to be led to the site more readily through improved search engine rankings."

"Web marketing is no longer a luxury but a necessity," said LinkXL™ President Dwight Zahringer. "The LinkXL system will redefine online marketing in the most efficient way possible." This revolutionary method of increasing website popularity is also cost effective. It allows marketers to more accurately calculate advertising ROI and appears more authentic to consumers than traditional paid link advertising, which allows marketers to get more value for their advertising dollar.

About LinkXL
LinkXL™ is the first technology of its kind to allow all parties to buy and sell text link advertising within existing website content using a fully automated system, establishing a more mainstream, targeted, and cost-effective method of text link advertising. With the introduction of LinkXL™, advertisers can buy links to organically grow the link popularity of their website while publishers can make their keywords available to a much wider cross-section than ever before.
LinkXL™ offers a better way to use text link advertising:

1. Satisfies search engines algorithms by inserting HTML text links in the relevant TEXT of web pages rather than in irrelevant footers and side bars tables.

2. Offers webmasters a new way to significantly monetize their entire website with very little extra work.

3. Offers webmasters and SEOs a search engine friendly way to incorporate text link advertising into their website marketing plan.

For more information, visit www.linkxl.com.

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Press Contact: Dario Chiarini
Company Name: LinkXL
Phone: 6466242885
Website: http://www.linkxl.com

CX, MU, GD, NF, KI, and TL TLD Domains Available

BRS Media Announces iDotz.Net to Offer .CX, .MU, .GD Domains and More.

Unique Web addresses for the context, consumer experience, music, mobile unit, gold and others.

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 16, 2007 -- BRS Media, an e-commerce firm that specializes in assisting Internet companies build and brand on the power of the Web, announced today the addition of .CX, .MU .GD, .NF, .KI and .TL domain names to iDotz.Net, a full service multi-domain registrar service.

iDotz.Net (www.idotz.net) will provide domain name registration under: .CX the ccTLD from Christmas Island, .MU the ccTLD from Mauritius, .GD the ccTLD from Grenada, .NF the ccTLD from Norfolk Island, .KI the ccTLD from Kiribati and .TL the ccTLD from Timor-Leste.
In addition, the list of new extensions will also be extended to resellers under iRRP.Net, iDotz.Net Reseller Registrar Program.

"We are thrilled to be offering .CX, .MU, .GD, .NF, .KI and .TL domain names to the world via iDotz.Net." remarked George T. Bundy, Chairman & CEO of BRS Media Inc., "Our multi-domain registrar service offers one of the largest and most sought-after selection of top-level domains in the marketplace" adding, "Domains under these new extensions are open globally, easy to access, work reliably worldwide, are so easy to remember. Plus, really great names are still available!"

BRS Media became the first company in the World to offer a premium multimedia domain name after launching dotFM back in 1998. And since that time thousands of web sites have taken advantage of the unique power of a branded web address.

iDotz.Net (www.idotz.net) offers "Cool Domains @ Great Prices" by providing one of the largest range of domain name choices worldwide, easy to use domain management tools, DNS management, web hosting services, SSL secure certificates, and more. The assortment of domain names iDotz.Net offers include; Premium Multimedia Domains such as: .FM, .AM, & .TV; gTLD domains like: .COM, .NET, .ORG, .BIZ, .INFO & .NAME; Country specific domains like: .US, .DE, .IN, .ES & .CN; as well as, Boutique Domains: .LA, .MN, .IM, .SC & .WS (WebSite).

BRS Media, a member of the National Association of Broadcasters, the International Webcasting Association and the Webcaster Alliance, is a full service Internet e-commerce firm that helps radio and multimedia web sites build and brand on the power of the Web. The company's online portfolio comprises: dotFM® (www.dot.fm) & dotAM® (www.dot.am), domain registrar of premium multimedia .FM and .AM domains; iDotz.Net (www.idotz.net) domain registrar of all gTLD domains (.com, .net, .org, .biz, .info & .name), as well as, boutique domains (.la, .tv, .sc, .im & .mn); iMobz.com (www.imobz.com), the coolest mobile content site featuring: ring tones, cell phone games, wallpaper and screensavers; @Radio.FM & @Radio.AM, free Web based email services; Webz.Net (www.webz.net), The Internet Webz Directory, Search the Web by category for Information & Resources; and the ever-popular Web-Radio (www.web-radio.fm). BRS Media Inc. can be found on the World Wide Web at www.brsmedia.fm. dotFM and dotAM are registered trademarks of BRS Media, Inc.

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Press Contact: GEORGE BUNDY
Company Name: BRS Media Inc.
Phone: 415-677-4027
Website: http://www.idotz.net

Domain Transfer From RegisterFly To A Good Registrar Like NameCheap.com, DomainSite.com, DirectNIC.com, etc.

Domain Transfer Special Offer Available For RegisterFly® Customers Moving to Network Solutions®

It's simple; if customers cannot find a company's Website, then they will take their business elsewhere. This is why maintaining an online identity at a consistent domain name is crucial to the marketing campaign of any small business. Recently, RegisterFly® customers have been unable to renew domain names, but now with the help of Network Solutions®, they can maintain their online identity by moving their domain names for only $9.99 a year.

(PRWEB) May 15, 2007 -- Network Solutions, the original domain name registrar, is extending a domain transfer special offer to consumers and small businesses that have been adversely affected by RegisterFly's loss of ICANN accreditation.

"In recent months, RegisterFly lost its ICANN accreditation, leaving its customers unable to renew domain names and making it difficult for them to transfer domains to another more reliable registrar," explains Jeff Grosman, Senior Vice President of Product and Marketing and Management.

In an effort to help the affected individuals and businesses keep their online identities, Network Solutions® is offering a RegisterFly Transfer Special. For $9.99 a year, more than 70% off of the regular domain transfer price, RegisterFly customers can transfer their .com, .net, .org, .biz, .us, or .info domains to Network Solutions.

As a pioneer in the domain registration service, Network Solutions has successfully helped millions of consumers and small businesses establish a Web identity. Transferring or renewing domain names through Network Solutions allows consumers and businesses to utilize its industry-leading support and expertise. In fact, free, live customer service is available via telephone or e-mail 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Moreover, managing a domain name(s) is simple when using Network Solutions easy-to-use account management tool. Clients can choose to utilize automatic renewal for their domain name(s), which means domain names won't be lost because of a missed payment. Also, unauthorized domain transfers, otherwise known as domain hijacking, is virtually eliminated with Network Solutions Domain Protect feature.

Network Solutions is a trusted leader in domain name registration because it realizes that secure domain name transfers and registration are of supreme importance and they truly care about the online identities of its customers.

"We understand that domains are a very important part of the online identity and marketing of a small business, says Grosman, "This is why be believe that they should be protected."

To begin the domain transfer special offer process or for additional information about this RegisterFly Transfer Special, please visit NetworkSolutions.com.

About Network Solutions
Network Solutions, the original domain name registrar, is the leading provider of affordable Internet Services for businesses. Their full line of easy-to-use Web services include, Web hosting, Web site design, online marketing, e-mail, e-commerce software, cheap domain transfer and more. Network Solutions is committed to brining the best Web-based products and services to customers, no matter their technical skill level.

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Press Contact: Susan Wade
Company Name: Network Solutions, LLC
Phone: 703-668-5057
Website: http://www.networksolutionsretail.com/registerfly/

Daily Data Updates to Increase Accuracy of Information

 

ZoomInfo Moves to Daily Data Updates to Increase Freshness and Accuracy of Information on Nearly 36 Million Professionals

Business Information Search Engine Continues to Improve PowerSearch 2007

Las Vegas (PRWEB) May 10, 2007 -- At this week's Recruiting 2007 Conference and Expo, ZoomInfo™ announced it will update the business information search engine's data on a daily basis beginning at the end of the month to provide ZoomInfo customers with the freshest data possible.

ZoomInfo continually crawls the Business Web, and then aggregates and organizes the information into easy-to-read profiles on people and companies. Until now, the legacy architecture resulted in ZoomInfo's information being updated every five to six weeks. With this new architecture in place, ZoomInfo will have the ability and capacity to crawl hundreds of millions of pages daily, and present the new information to ZoomInfo users each day.

"The Internet is the largest and most up-to-date source for business information, and in May ZoomInfo will parallel that real-time freshness of data," said Bryan Burdick, ZoomInfo's COO. "While our customers see great value in our in-depth information on companies, people and industries, a common request has been decreasing the lag time in updating the information. We listened and are thrilled that we can now provide the industry's freshest information to the people who rely on it the most. At the same time, we're getting a lot smarter about how we crawl the web, and believe our customers will also see improvements in the quality of our data in the coming months."

ZoomInfo also announced enhancements to its flagship product, ZoomInfo PowerSearch 2007. Based on customer feedback throughout the first months of 2007, ZoomInfo released the following updates to PowerSearch:

• Customized Data Management: PowerSearch users can now configure how data is exported from PowerSearch, such as what pieces of information to include, and in what order. ZoomInfo also made minor adjustments throughout PowerSearch to help simplify navigation and account customization.

• More Powerful Workflow: Customers can now search using multiple fields in saved projects, and can now quickly identify people who have worked at the same companies as a specific person. Additionally, recruiters using ZoomInfo's JobCast email campaign tool can now track email delivery rates to better track each campaign's ROI.

• More Company Information: ZoomInfo company profiles now include M&A activity for that company, as well as displaying ranking on prominent lists, such as the Fortune 100, Russell 3000, etc.

"We're constantly soliciting customer feedback to ensure that our customers are getting the most value possible out of PowerSearch," said Michael Souza, vice president of sales. "We understand that our recruiting customers are looking to streamline their efforts to target, communicate with and qualify potential candidates. ZoomInfo's PowerSearch 2007 is designed to enable our customers to more quickly and easily find useful information about people and organizations on the Web. We believe the recent improvements to PowerSearch, combined with daily updates for the freshest information possible, will give recruiters further competitive advantages in their passive candidate sourcing strategies."

ZoomInfo PowerSearch's customers include 35 percent of the Fortune 100, 20 percent of the Fortune 500 and all of the top 20 executive recruiting companies - all searching for fresh and comprehensive information about companies and people. The updated version of ZoomInfo PowerSearch is available now. Subscription-based pricing starts at $5,950 per user per year. For more information, or to try ZoomInfo PowerSearch, visit http://www.zoominfo.com/trial.

About ZoomInfo
ZoomInfo is a business information search engine used to quickly find information about industries, companies, people, products and services. ZoomInfo is used by sales and marketing professionals to identify business opportunities, by recruiters to locate talent, and by anyone conducting in-depth research about products, services and businesses. ZoomInfo's semantic search engine continually crawls the Business Web - the millions of company Websites, news feeds and other online sources - to identify company and people information which is then organized into fresh, comprehensive and objective profiles. ZoomInfo currently has profiles on 35 million people and over 3.5 million companies, and its search engine adds more than 20,000 new profiles every day.

More than 4 million people search www.ZoomInfo.com every month. In addition, over 1,700 customers, including Google, Yahoo!, Microsoft, Oracle, PepsiCo and 20% of the Fortune 500, use ZoomInfo's patented search tools. Zoom Information™, Inc. is privately held and based in Waltham, Massachusetts.

Media Contacts:
Kari Hanson, Director of Corporate Communications
ZoomInfo
781-693-7537

Rachel Labas, Senior Account Representative
Lois Paul & Partners
781-782-5000

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Press Contact: Kari Hanson
Company Name: ZoomInfo
Phone: 781-693-7537
Website: http://www.zoominfo.com

Directory of Safe and Licensed Online Pharmacies Grows

eDrugSearch.com Accepts AmericanRxStore.com Into the eDrugSearch.com Directory of Safe and Licensed Online Pharmacies

In accepting AmericanRxStore.com into its prescreened online pharmacy directory, eDrugSearch.com has added the pharmacy's inventory of prescription drugs to the eDrugSearch.com database of 30,000 prescription drug listings.

San Antonio, Texas (PRWEB) May 6, 2007 -- eDrugSearch.com, a free search engine and online community for Americans interested in purchasing safe, low-cost prescription drugs from prescreened Canadian pharmacies and other prescreened international pharmacies, announced that is has accepted AmericanRxStore.com into its pharmacy directory. In accepting AmericanRxStore.com into its directory, eDrugSearch.com has added the pharmacy's inventory of prescription medications into the eDrugSearch.com database.

"Because AmericanRxStore.com is properly licensed and meets eDrugSearch.com's standards of quality and professionalism in online pharmacies, we have accepted its inventory of prescription medications into the eDrugSearch.com database," said Cary Byrd, president of eDrugSearch.com.

With more than 30,000 drug listings, eDrugSearch.com brings together licensed and accredited pharmacies from around the world in one comprehensive, easy-to-use database. The pharmacy page for AmericanRxStore.com is located at: http://www.edrugsearch.com/pharmacies/americanrxstore.html

While many Americans are interested in Canadian pharmacies or other international pharmacies as a means of saving money on their prescriptions, they are often concerned about whether they can trust the quality and safety of the prescription medications they find online. eDrugSearch.com addresses these concerns by only accepting online pharmacies in the eDrugSearch.com database that pass a rigorous prescreening process -- including proof of home-country government licensing and third-party accreditations.

eDrugSearch.com expects to increase online prescription drug listings in the eDrugSearch.com database to 100,000 later this year -- making it easily the most comprehensive resource of its kind.

Additionally, eDrugSearch.com offers up-to-the-minute price search, extensive information on drugs and medical conditions and other features that make it the most advanced destination for online pharmacy consumers. Consumers can register for a free membership with eDrugSearch.com at the following url: http://www.edrugsearch.com/members/register-member.php .

Popular medications available through the eDrugSearch.com database include:

- Accupril
- Actos
- Ambien
- Avandia
- Buspar
- Cephalexin
- Evista
- Lamisil
- Lotensin
- Monopril
- Naproxen
- Prevacid
- Prinivil
- Prozac
- Remeron
- Risperdal
- Zocor

.. along with thousands of other listings.

About eDrugSearch.com

Based in San Antonio, eDrugSearch.com is the Internet destination for those seeking the cost benefits, enhanced privacy and convenience of ordering prescription drugs online from licensed international pharmacies, primarily in Canada. eDrugSearch.com's advanced search features allow members to identify pharmacies with specific licensing requirements and third-party accreditations. eDrugSearch.com is an impassioned advocate for consumers interested in lower drug prices. Visit the company's Web site at www.eDrugSearch.com or the eDrugSearch Blog at www.edrugsearch.com/edsblog .

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Press Contact: Cary Byrd
Company Name: eDrugSearch.com 
 Phone: 972-235-3439
Website: http://www.edrugsearch.com

Firefox: What Can I Saw About This Elixir...???

This is TOOO much, I just have to tell someone even though I'm afraid that
most people are just going to say, "Really, heck that's old news....!".

I was working with Firefox and had maybe 3-4 browser windows open. I was
just posting a comment to a blog when the cursor froze. I didn't think too
much about it because this new PC I'm using has been doing that now and
then. It's either the Anti-virus app or the new firewall I'm running, or
maybe they are squabbling behind the scenes...

Anyway, I'm trying to get the cursor to move again and "WACK", Firefox
crashes! All windows close.

Great, more wasted time and now I probably won't try to remember what I
wrote or what site I was on...$(!@$(*&(*$&*!

So I re-start Firefox and it knows it crashed and wants to know if it can
restore the session (which one?) for me. I saw this once before, but didn't
use it. So I say yes figuring that I can at least get back to the same site
again.

Damn if it didn't restore ALL the open windows, take me back to the same
page on the site I was on, AND restored all of the comment I was writing!!!
NO LIE!

So, I now feel very impressed with Firefox, even more than I was before.

(hris

World's Largest Network of .Mobi Sites

HelloMetro Launches World's Largest Network of .Mobi Sites with GoDaddy.com's Help

More than 500 HelloMetro sites provide mobile phone users with valuable local search information.

Jeffersonville, IN (PRWEB) May 3, 2007 -- HelloMetro has launched the world's largest network of .mobi sites with more than 500 of its city-based, local search websites now available globally on practically all mobile phones. These specially designed sites are formatted for a mobile phone's screen and bandwidth, enabling users to access HelloMetro local internet sites on the go without having to wait until they have access to a computer.

All of HelloMetro.mobi web sites are registered through the world's leading domain name registrar, GoDaddy.com®. "We're pleased to play a key role in bringing these sites and other practical local information to people around the world in an easy way, through their mobile phones," said Go Daddy President and Chief Operating Officer Warren Adelman.

HelloNewYork.mobi, HelloSeattle.mobi, HelloAtlanta.mobi and HelloToyko.mobi are among the more than 500 HelloMetro.mobi sites, which each provide mobile phone users with the valuable local information they need. Local users and travelers can easily and quickly access personal and business phone directories, local news and sports results, restaurants, weather and attractions information for their city from their mobile phone. HelloMetro also has plans to make available to mobile phone users the more than 30,000 local art images and 10,000 local songs that bands have uploaded to the sites. Images will be able to be downloaded to mobile phones as background screens and music may be downloaded and added to a phone's ringtone options.

"We want to be a constant resource to our users, regardless of where they are and what technology they're using. Now users can access our more than 500 local search sites from their mobile phone, giving them more flexibility and convenience, along with fewer headaches from trying to access sites that aren't compatible with a mobile device," said Clark Scott, President and CEO of HelloMetro.

Neil Edwards, CEO of dotMobi, said, "The .mobi internet address allows businesses of all sizes to have a strong mobile internet presence. The HelloMetro network of .mobi sites is sure to be an ideal mobile application for both locals and visitors by giving them the local information they need, whenever they need it."

The use of mobile phones to access the internet is on the rise, with an estimated four mobile phones purchased for every personal computer, and more digital mobile phones in use than TVs and PCs combined. In fact, according to the latest study by Arbitron and Edison Media Research, The Infinite Dial 2007: Radio's Digital Platforms, consumers ranked mobile phones as being the audio platform/device that has the biggest impact on their lives. The .mobi address - the first and only domain designed for users to easily access the internet through their mobile phones - ensures that sites are compatible with mobile phones.

HelloMetro is a collection of more than 600 city-based, locally focused websites that share more than 2.2 million unique visitors a month. HelloMetro offers each city's residents and visitors a local platform to learn about what's new, attractions, restaurants, special events, movie show times, lottery results, real estate, jobs, phone directories - all specific to their own city and interests. Unlike cluttered city portals that blast online audiences with generic information with little local relevance, HelloMetro uniquely dedicates each city site to the flavor of the individual location. The company currently operates more than 650 locally oriented city information websites worldwide including HelloSeattle.com, HelloMiami.com, HelloLouisville.com, HelloTokyo.com and HelloParis.com.

A listing of all 650 HelloMetro websites can be found at www.HelloMetro.com or for individual city websites, type in the URL "Hello" plus "Your City Name" plus ".com" (i.e., HelloNewYork.com, HelloOrlando.com, HelloBoston.com, HelloSanDiego.com, HelloDenver.com).

About dotMobi
dotMobi (the informal name of mTLD Top Level Domain, Ltd.), a consortium based in Dublin, Ireland with offices in Washington, DC and Beijing, is leading the growth of Internet use from mobile phones with the .mobi domain name. Unique among domain name providers, dotMobi ensures that services and sites developed around .mobi are optimized for use by mobile devices. On-the-go consumers can have confidence that an Internet site or service will work on their mobile phones when using a .mobi address.

dotMobi is backed by leading mobile operators, network & device manufacturers, and internet content providers, including Ericsson, GSM Association, Hutchison (3), Microsoft, Nokia, Orascom Telecom, Samsung Electronics, Syniverse, T-Mobile, Telefonica Moviles, TIM, Visa and Vodafone. dotMobi is also a sponsor of W3C's Mobile Web Initiative.

About HelloMetro
As we have said for 5 years now, the future of the Internet is "Local." HelloMetro offers users the opportunity to get to know a city through local history, attractions, real estate, jobs, Yellow Pages, local resources and other partner sites that provide the most complete and up-to-date information in their particular subject areas. Unlike cluttered city portals that blast online audiences with irrelevant advertising information, HelloMetro uniquely dedicates each city site to the flavor of the individual location. The company currently operates 650 locally-oriented city information websites worldwide (i.e., www.HelloPhoenix.com, www.HelloMiami.com, www.HelloBaltimore.com, www.HelloChicago.com, www.HelloSanFrancisco.com, www.HelloMunich.com, www.HelloRome.com). HelloMetro regularly ranks in the top three city searches with competitors including CitySearch.com, YellowPages.com, Google.com (Local Search) and Microsoft's new Local.Live.com

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Press Contact: Clark Scott
Company Name: HelloMetro
Phone: 502-387-5524
Website: www.hellometro.com

Google Analytics To Track Email Marketing

 

Listrak Email Marketing Announces Integration with Google Analytics

Listrak combines powerful email marketing tracking capabilities with web analytics for increased accuracy and relevancy.

Lititz, PA (PRWEB) May 2, 2007 -- Listrak announced today that it has integrated Google Analytics with its award winning email marketing solution. The result is a powerful marketing tool that tracks open, read, and click-through rates of the email campaigns and then tracks the interaction the subscribers have with their websites after they clicked-through the call to action link on the email message. This gives Listrak users a better understanding of their subscribers' online habits, which allows them to increase the relevancy of future campaigns while accurately predicting subscriber response. Combining both email tracking features and web analytics data gives marketers a complete understanding of their subscribers.

Google Analytics gives marketers quick and easy access to information that allows them to build accurate subscriber profiles while tracking overall goal conversion. With Google Analytics, marketers can tie goal conversion back to a specific email address or to a link through a specific email campaign, gather information on the average amount of pageviews per visit tied to a specific email address or to a specific email campaign, capture overall conversions from a specific email send, and summarize number of total visits across all email campaigns.

Ross Kramer, CEO of Listrak, says, "The combination of Listrak email marketing and Google Analytics results in a robust reporting tool that marketers can use to create timely, relevant email campaigns targeted to individual subscribers."

Google Analytics offers many marketing benefits to companies using it in accordance with their email marketing strategies. For example, companies will be able to see which subscribers added items to their online shopping carts but abandoned the carts before completing the purchase. Since the analytics are tied to their Listrak email marketing solution, marketers can easily send emails to those subscribers to complete the sale. Also, marketers can use Google Analytics for trending analysis, landing page optimization, and entrance and exit point reporting. Because it is integrated with Listrak email marketing, users can apply the knowledge instantly so they communicate better with their customers.

For more information, please read Listrak's white paper "Using Google Analytics to Increase Reporting Capabilities of Email Marketing Campaigns and Boost Relevancy and Response".

About Listrak
Listrak is a leading provider of hosted email marketing software that allows permission-based marketers to manage, send, track and grow their email marketing investment. Listrak services clients such as Daimler Chrysler, Motorola, L'Oreal and the Islands of the Bahamas from its Lititz, PA headquarters. Listrak was named the 2006 Small Business Technological Excellence Award winner by the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, the 2006 Emerging Business of the Year by the Central Penn Business Journal, a Top Fifty Fastest Growing Company in 2006 and 2005 by the Central Penn Business Journal, and the 2005 Growth Company of the Year by the Technology Council of Central PA. To learn more, visit www.listrak.com.

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Press Contact: Megan Ouellet
Company Name: Listrak
Phone: 717-627-4528
Website: www.listrak.com

New Domain Name Parking Service

Death Notice to the Domain Name Parking Industry: Don't Park it, EMBARK IT!; It's Big, It's Green, and it has an Opinion -- www.DomainEmbarking.com

New Net Profits Inc. announces a new paradigm in Internet development and the end-user experience by launching their two-fold Internet revolution called Domain Embarking and the Mass Opinion Network.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) May 1, 2007 -- Don't Park it, EMBARK IT! is the death notice given to the Domain Name Parking Industry by New Net Profits Inc. with the grand opening of Domain Embarking.

New Net Profits Inc, is introducing a whole new paradigm in Internet development called: Domain Embarking. (DE) The immediate affect of DE is two-fold:

1. The old domain name industry known as "Domain Name Parking" (The website equivalent to email spam) will begin to be rendered obsolete and replaced with real and relevant websites. That's why we say "Don't park it, Embark It!"

2. The surfing public will be introduced to a whole new surfing experience that delivers 'Topic-based Website results' (as opposed to pages of hierarchal lists of link results like Google and Yahoo) via an in-house network interface called the Mass Opinion Network, which will soon grow and expand to cover every topic under the sun.

Individuals can see the very first Embarked website (The end "Product") by visiting Hillary Clinton for President 2008 Another great example is the USA Patriot Act.

In short, Domain Embarking is 100% free for both customers (Domain name owners) and end users. (The Surfing public) Domain Embarking makes for a cleaner and healthier Internet. Domain Embarking is a Green Giant in the making.

Official company spokesperson adds this: "A successful result will include: 1. The demise of the 'Bandwidth-eating / Internet-Littering industry' known as; Domain Name Parking, by replacing their 'Ad-Trap Websites' with Real & Relevant Websites. 2. Providing an established billion dollar industry with free use of our patent-pending Domain Embarking software to create a cleaner and more useful Internet environment for the surfing public and continuing to profit from their monetized domain name portfolios. I call that a Win-Win AND a Green-Green situation!" - New Net Profits Inc. President and Domain Embarking co-creator, Addison B. Bachman

For the history and the amazing story that started on 9-11 and leads to the birth of Domain Embarking and the Mass Opinion Network, listen to the podcast interview with the founder of New Net Profits Inc. and Domain Embarking's co-creator, Addison B. Bachman. It's All American.

For additional information visit Domain Embarking and the Mass Opinion Network, contact Addison B. Bachman, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. M-F

Addison B. Bachman,
President
New Net Profits Inc.
Message Line: 626-335-1000
Fax Line: 626-335-6822

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Press Contact: Addison B. Bachman
Company Name: New Net Profits Inc.
Phone: (626) 335-1000
Website: www.domainembarking.com