Brick Marketing Celebrates New Fresh Look

Boston, MA-based SEO and SEM firm, Brick Marketing, redesigns and relaunches their company company and their SEO blog, the SEO Journal.

2010-09-07

MEDFORD, MA, September 07, 2010 (Press-News.org) Brick Marketing, a Boston-based full service SEO and search engine marketing firm announced today the re-launch and re-design of the Brick Marketing company website at http://www.brickmarketing.com and their SEO blog at http://www.searchengineoptimizationjournal.com. The new designs have a fresh new look, ease of use while maintaining the Brick Marketing corporate brand.

Brick Marketing is a client centric and results focused type of SEO and search engine marketing company that has been helping clients increase website visitors and sales for over five years. What makes Brick Marketing stand out from the rest is that the president and founder Nick Stamoulis, works directly with clients, ensuring that good service produces great SEM results.

Boston SEO services firm, Brick Marketing caters to small to midsize clients, a philosophy that follows along with their own business model of keeping that small boutique type feel while allowing for more a personal service. With two offices, one in Medford, MA and a training office in downtown Boston, Brick Marketing is able to offer convenience and great long term SEM results for all types of B2B and B2C clients. Additionally, Brick Marketing offers full day workshops or 1 on 1 training and consulting to their clients either in their offices or on site at the client location. Current and past Brick Marketing clients include Somerset Industries, Embassy Pro Books, 800 Plumbing and many other national and local Boston, MA B2B or B2C SEO and SEM clients.

The Brick Marketing SEO Blog, Search Engine Optimization Journal or SEO Journal has also been redesigned. The SEO Journal has been offering uninterrupted free advice on anything and everything related to SEO and search engine marketing. Everything from beginner basics to advanced search engine marketing techniques have been touched upon and discussed in this industry leading search engine marketing blog, in terms that the layman can understand. Over several years, SEO Journal has grown to be one of the most well respected, top blogs producing an average of 30,000 visitors a month, and is featured as one of the Top 150 blogs on AdAges' Power 150. Also, the SEO Journal provides the helpful SEO content for the Brick Marketing SEO email newsletter that is read by over 110,000 opt-in subscribers.

Nick Stamoulis, who writes daily at the newly designed SEO Journal, has written for other blogs and will be a featured speaker at PubCon (Webmaster World) in Las Vegas. The redesign of SEO Journal has allowed it to become much easier to navigate, incorporates many more free resources such as e-books and white papers. "The re-design and re-launch of our company website and my SEO blog is very exciting! They will serve as a greater resource for our clients." says Brick Marketing President and Founder, Nick Stamoulis.

Media Contact:
Nick Stamoulis
Brick Marketing
781-350-4365
nick@brickmarketing.com

Brick Marketing is a full service Boston area internet marketing, search engine optimization (SEO) and search engine marketing firm that helps Boston area companies of all sizes increase sales. Call 781-350-4365 for more information about Brick Marketing.

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