TaxSlayer.com Launches Social Media Initiative

TaxSlayer.com makes an effort to engage customers via Facebook and Twitter with the help of an iPod giveaway.

2010-08-28

EVANS, GA, August 28, 2010 (Press-News.org) Social media continues to become one of the hottest and most efficient marketing trends in recent history. TaxSlayer.com has made it a priority to engage both current clients as well as prospective clients via social media courtesy of Facebook and Twitter.

TaxSlayer plans to reward a lucky supporter with a brand new iPod touch as part of this initiative. According to TaxSlayer.com Director of Growth Darcel Walker, "The iPod giveaway should provide an attractive incentive for our current and potential users to connect with us on a new level." Walker went on to say that he "hopes this initiative can rapidly grow the base of fans and followers that we currently have." To enter the giveaway, users must fill out an entry form and simply "like" TaxSlayer on Facebook or "follow" them on Twitter. For more information visit Taxslayer.com on Facebook or Twitter.

TaxSlayer Pro's computerized tax return system, which was introduced to professional tax practitioners in 1992, is the first chapter in the company's story. The second was in 1998 when they used the basic technology from the professional package to develop their own individual version for online preparation and e-Filing. Growing out of an established firm with a solid reputation of over 30 years in the Tax Preparation business, TaxSlayer.com has the full expertise of a professional tax service behind every return. The TaxSlayer.com individual program is a fully featured online tax preparation step-by-step system that is designed for the individual taxpayer. This program provides all of the forms, calculations and communication links to allow you to prepare and e-File a tax return electronically with the IRS. Additional information can be found at TaxSlayer.com and on the TaxSlayer Facebook Page.

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