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We work hard to actively promote OnlineOrganizing.com, so
that your advertising has the best chance of being seen by
your target audience. We belong to a number of different
web RINGS and online listing services, we publish articles
throughout the internet and in print publications, and we
partner with several of major corporations to be included
as a part of their company website. We pay for advertising
in key spots around the web -- as well as PLACEMENT through
the major search engines, and we rank very high with
engines like Google and Yahoo. We also have set up cross
links with a variety of related websites that send us
visitors on a daily basis. And we have a very loyal
SUBSCRIBER base for our online newsletters -- who come back
to our site each month for new content and features.
Finally, we market offline, through radio interviews,
mention in national magazines and newspapers, and even
television spots. You may contact us for our current
TRAFFIC statistics.
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