NetGain SEO Announces Special 10% off Holiday Promotion Offer

NetGain SEO is offering 10% off all new orders placed from Thursday, December 15th to Thursday, December 30th, 2011.

2011-12-22

BARRIE, ON, December 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) NetGain SEO is offering 10% off all new orders placed from Thursday, December 15th to Thursday, December 30th, 2011. The promotion is valid on all of the company's services, must be a new estimate and some conditions apply.
NetGain SEO offers services on top of current marketing and online trends such as advanced web development, QR code development and search engine optimization. With the current market of mobile smart phones, the web market has made a giant shift towards focusing on a more mobile audience. This holiday promotion can help you break into the mobile market with a website geared towards displaying effectively on all mobile devices.

NetGain SEO also offers many other services including, social media networking, Content management systems, E-Commerce Solutions, Adwords Management, Communication Marketing and 3D Design & development.

Drew Dekker, Vice President & COO of NetGain SEO, states, "we really enjoy the holidays here at NetGain, and the best way we could spread our holiday cheer was to offer this promotion. This is a great offer that allows our current or potential clients to enjoy our great services at a discounted price and to prove that our team of experts will provide the best service for your online marketing. I also wish everyone a happy holidays and a happy new year!"

For full details on this promotion, please contact Marco Reuter, Sales & Marketing Manager at NetGain SEO, toll-free at 1-888-797-2455.

For More Information Contact:

Nathan Allen, Business Development & Special Projects Manager
NetGain SEO
1-888-797-2455
nathan@netgainseo.com

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