GERMANTOWN, MD, May 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) Trumpet Marketing, a Maryland-based graphic design and Internet marketing company has launched a new initiative to assist local small businesses with developing new business through Internet mediums including websites, blogs and social media.
On Monday, President, Barack Obama proclaimed this week as National Small Business Week. He has called upon all us to recognize the contributions of small businesses citing the importance of small businesses to the competitiveness of the American economy. "We couldn't agree more!" says Jim Williams, president of Trumpet Marketing. "The cornerstone of America and its economy is the success of small businesses. There is so much opportunity for small companies and entrepreneurs to develop new business and build name recognition through the use of Internet mediums. Our goal is to work with local businesses to identify these opportunities and place campaigns in place to take advantage of them. Never before has there been such a medium so effective and affordable."
In conjunction with the small business initiative, Trumpet Marketing has launched a website redesign, complete with an Internet marketing blog at www.TrumpetMarketing.net. The website features Trumpet Marketing services including graphic design, website design, Internet marketing and social media marketing. The Internet marketing blog and Trumpet Marketing Facebook page will provide small business followers with useful information and tips relating to web marketing.
Trumpet Marketing is also sponsoring the upcoming second annual Matsunaga Milk Run and Health Fair, a local elementary school event created in response to the "Let's Move!" initiative, which was launched in 2010 to get children moving and on the path toward healthier lifestyles. This event is hosted by the Matsunaga Elementary Parent and Teacher Association (PTA). Matsunaga Elementary is the largest elementary school in Montgomery County, MD. With about 600 runners, this event has doubled in size from the previous year. "Trumpet Marketing is pleased to sponsor this year's Matsunaga Milk Run and Health Fair. It just another way we can give back to the local community," stated Laurie Williams, CEO.
Local small businesses interested in learning how they can take advantage of this initiative and learn way to effectively grow their small business online, should contact Trumpet Marketing at (301) 515-4184 or through the website at www.trumpetmarketing.net.
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Trumpet Marketing Group, LLC is a graphic design and Internet marketing company located in Germantown, MD, dedicated to helping businesses of all sizes with corporate branding and promotion. Services offered by Trumpet Marketing include graphic design, logo design, website design, corporate branding, Internet marketing, social media marketing and consulting. This year, Trumpet Marketing Group celebrates 10 of service. Trumpet Marketing provides marketing solutions to a number of vertical markets including small business, law firms, contractors, medical providers and financial providers.
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Trumpet Marketing Announces Local Initiative in Celebration of National Small Business Week!
Trumpet Marketing today announces a new initiative to assist local small businesses with branding and Internet marketing solutions through the use of online mediums such as blogs and social media.
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[Press-News.org] Trumpet Marketing Announces Local Initiative in Celebration of National Small Business Week!Trumpet Marketing today announces a new initiative to assist local small businesses with branding and Internet marketing solutions through the use of online mediums such as blogs and social media.