NORFOLK, VA, May 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) On May 18th, 2011, The Hampton E-commerce Grant Program approved Markomm, an Internet Marketing Firm, to be one of its approved E-Commerce Service Providers. This allows Hampton, VA based businesses to use Markomms Internet Marketing Services as part of the program. Eligible business can receive up to $6000 of grant money and apply it toward Markomms Internet Marketing Services.
The Hampton IDA along with the assistance of the Hampton Department of Economic Development has created an E-Commerce Grant Program aimed at assisting Hampton businesses in order to optimize productivity, marketing and technology plans that will assist in retaining and growing employment, and business profitability.
Hampton E-commerce Grant Program is designed for Hampton, VA based businesses and allows for them (Hampton, VA based businesses) to receive up to $6000 (60%) in Free Internet Marketing Services.
"This is a great program for local businesses." Commented Jeff Hensiek with Markomm. "We're really happy to be a part of this program and feel it will allow us to help a lot of local businesses that may not have had the capital they needed to kick off fundamental Internet Marketing Programs."
About Hampton E-Commerce Grant Program:
The Hampton E-Commerce Grant Program is aimed at assisting Hampton businesses in order to optimize productivity, marketing and technology plans that will assist in retaining and growing employment, and business profitability.
http://www.hampton.gov/ed/business/e_commerce_grant.html
About Markomm
Markomm is a Virginia Beach SEO Internet Marketing Firm. Markomm has two offices, one located in Denver, Colorado and one located in Virginia Beach, VA.
Markomm provides a variety of Internet Marketing services that help its customers receive a strong presence on the first page of the search engines. These services include, PPC (pay-per-click advertising), SEO (Search Engine Optimization), Local Listings (Google Maps, etc.), and Social Media.
http://www.Markomm.com
Hampton E-commerce Grant Program Approves Markomm as an E-Commerce Service Provider
Hampton E-commerce Grant Program, for businesses located in Hampton, VA has approved Markomm, an Internet Marketing Firm, as an E-Commerce Service Provider. This allows Hampton business to receive up to $6,000 in free Internet Marketing Services.
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[Press-News.org] Hampton E-commerce Grant Program Approves Markomm as an E-Commerce Service ProviderHampton E-commerce Grant Program, for businesses located in Hampton, VA has approved Markomm, an Internet Marketing Firm, as an E-Commerce Service Provider. This allows Hampton business to receive up to $6,000 in free Internet Marketing Services.