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Smith Mountain Lake Online Advertising
In Overdrive!
 The Smith
Mountain Lake Alliance (SMLA)
is the most
comprehensive online marketing program today, outperforming all
other local web sites by as much as 2,530.00% in, 2007-2008. In
some cases, our product has even outperformed all major search engines for Smith Mountain Lake goods and services.
As
most know, more people use the internet to lookup information for
goods and services, than all the
phone books, magazines and newspapers combined!
Today,
our
network of high profile
web sites dominate in
relevant search engines
results
on thousands of search terms, phrases and key words
for goods and services for Smith Mountain Lake
and vicinity.
Anywhere from,
2 to 8 out of the top 10 returns in search engines such as, Google,
Yahoo, MSN, and AOL can all belong to our advertising network.
Each day
our network
receives thousands of online hits from visitors looking for
information on
lodging, dining, real estate, spas and resorts, conference centers, vacation rentals,
wedding supplies, entertainment,
maps,
storage facilities, area parks, swimming, boating, fishing, golf, marinas, theaters, sports,
webcams, pictures, libraries, schools, churches, daycare, assisted living, colleges, workshops, homebuilders,
medical to vineyards, community information and much-much
more!
If
you have paid
for search engine placement with major search engines, than you know it
can
easily cost one to five thousand dollars a month for just Google
alone. Our outstanding search engine position in hundreds of search
engines, is an ideal means to getting around this absorbent cost.
In
fact, our rates are so economical
that it has people asking us, what's the catch.
There is none.
Basic
package starts at only $25.00 a month, premium package $35.00 a
month, billed yearly. No setup fee. No hidden cost. No fine
print.
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In 2008,
The Smith Mountain Lake Alliance will be going to the
airwaves driving even more visitors to you! Learn how your
business can be a part of our radio ad
campaign for a fraction of the normal
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