ATLANTA, GA, April 08, 2014 (Press-News.org) Alex Membrillo, CEO of Cardinal Web Solutions, has announced the launch of Cardinal JumpStart SEM, a search engine marketing solution for small businesses. Cardinal JumpStart is a quick and easy solution to drive more traffic, leads, and conversions to businesses' websites. Ideal for professional practices, such as dentists, medical offices, and local service business, Cardinal JumpStart uses cutting-edge digital marketing techniques to help businesses generate more customers.
"Cardinal Web Solutions' new small business search engine marketing solutions provide company owners the ability to make smart budgeting decisions that will create the greatest impact and return on investment," explains Mr. Membrillo. "Cardinal JumpStart is a quick and affordable option for small businesses looking to drive more traffic, calls, and conversions to their website," says Membrillo.
Starting at just $290 per month, this automated online advertising technology provides businesses with the ability to reach new and potential customers across various Google properties. Features of Cardinal JumpStart include:
- Flexible budget control
- Custom creative ad copy writing
- Geographic targeting within 15-40 miles of business location
- Language and interest targeting
- Call tracking
- Performance reporting
- Ad delivery across Google Search, Google Shopping, Google Images, Google Groups, Google Maps, Google Display Network, and Mobile Devices
The Atlanta Internet marketers at Cardinal Web Solutions' custom digital marketing services include search engine optimization (SEO), pay per click advertising (PPC), web design, mobile marketing, online reputation management, and social media marketing. Cardinal Web Solutions was ranked as the #1 fastest growing agency in the southeast on the 2013 Agency 100 (The Agency Post) and have been featured in national publications including Mashable, Entrepreneur, and The Wall Street Journal.
For more information about Cardinal JumpStart, visit www.CardinalWebSolutions.com/jumpstart.
About Cardinal Web Solutions
Cardinal Web Solutions is an Internet Marketing agency that is comprised of marketers that use technology to deliver results, not technicians implementing software or stale formulas. They approach every situation with the client's customer in mind and measure success not by increased traffic or impressions, but instead higher client profits. CWS keeps pace with rapidly shifting trends in Interactive Marketing, and develops engagement strategies that are not defined by a platform or a category, but leverage the best marketing vehicle to solve every unique challenge. They offer Search Engine Optimization, Pay Per Click Advertising, Social Media Management, Web Design & Development, Mobile Marketing, Online Reputation Management, Web Analytics, and more.
For more information call 404-585-2096 or visit http://www.CardinalWebSolutions.com
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Cardinal Web Solutions Announces Cardinal JumpStart, a New Search Engine Marketing Solution for Small Businesses
Cardinal Web Solutions, a premier Atlanta digital marketing agency, unveils a search engine marketing (SEM) solution that will drive more traffic, phone calls, and conversions to businesses' websites.
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[Press-News.org] Cardinal Web Solutions Announces Cardinal JumpStart, a New Search Engine Marketing Solution for Small BusinessesCardinal Web Solutions, a premier Atlanta digital marketing agency, unveils a search engine marketing (SEM) solution that will drive more traffic, phone calls, and conversions to businesses' websites.