March 22, 2005 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) Web design and hosting firm Aplus.Net (aplus.net) announced on Monday that it has released its new eTraffic service, promising Web site owners between 120 and 6000 visitors a year.
These visitors are all "qualified," in that the traffic is derived from search engine queries directly related to a site's product, service or business. In addition to the added sales, this managed marketing program is also an effective solution for small business owners with limited time and marketing resources.
"The number-one request from our customers is to help with online marketing," says Aplus.Net CEO Ivan Vachovsky. "We listened and developed this program to help them increase traffic."
As a turnkey program, eTraffic is an accessible way for Web site owners to draw in traffic. Priced as low as $24.99 a month, Aplus.Net online marketing experts actively manage "Pay Per Click" advertising campaigns for client Web sites.
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