ATLANTA, GA, May 09, 2011 (Press-News.org) ALR Marketing Solutions, a premier Atlanta marketing agency, is pleased to announce launch of their new web presence at www.ALRMarketingSolutions.com. The new site includes a more comprehensive overview of their services, including Atlanta PR, traditional and Internet Marketing solutions. In addition, the site features web design samples, Atlanta marketing articles, blog and sign-up for Free Marketing Solutions Consultations. Their online visitors can learn more about brand building, market research, PR campaign planning, search engine optimization (SEO), and Pay Per Click advertising.
ALR Marketing Solutions represents a variety of businesses for full service, turn-key marketing programs. The agency is known for developing many effective and high-exposure public relations campaigns for clients, as well as revenue generating national, regional, and Atlanta Internet marketing solutions. "Our comprehensive Atlanta PR solutions provide customized results-driven strategy that is sure to generate positive publicity and media coverage," explains Allison Reinert, President of ALR Marketing Solutions. Clients represented by this Atlanta marketing agency have been featured in a range of publication including local news outlets, regional magazines, and national papers such as The Wall Street Journal.
"In addition to PR, our traditional and Internet marketing solutions offerings include strategic planning, competitor research, marketing communications and creative design services," share Ms. Reinert. ALR Marketing Solutions was founded in 2009 by Reinert on the belief that marketing is a pivotal component to any businesses' long term growth and success. All marketing communications should be integrated to meet the specific customized needs of the business. At ALR Marketing Solutions, their professional team strives to find the best and most cost effective ways to reach the company's targeted markets through its superior marketing practices.
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ALR Marketing Solutions is a premier full service, turn-key Atlanta Marketing Agency. As a results driven marketing agency they offers a variety of customized marketing solutions geared to meet the needs of any type of business. ALR Marketing Solutions strives to deliver quality strategic marketing solutions to clients, and works hard to achieve the client's short-term needs and long-term business goals through superior marketing practices. Marketing solutions include public relations, and traditional and Internet marketing.
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Atlanta Marketing Agency, ALR Marketing Solutions Unveils New Website
ALR Marketing Solutions, a leading Atlanta marketing agency, is pleased to announce the recent launch of their new website at www.ALRMarketingSolutions.com.
2011-05-10
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[Press-News.org] Atlanta Marketing Agency, ALR Marketing Solutions Unveils New WebsiteALR Marketing Solutions, a leading Atlanta marketing agency, is pleased to announce the recent launch of their new website at www.ALRMarketingSolutions.com.