SmartSearch Marketing Announces New Client: Water Warehouse

March 29, 2005
By SmartSearch Marketing

Boulder, Colorado (March 29, 2005): SmartSearch Marketing, a full-service search engine marketing firm based in Boulder, Colo., announces its newest client, Water Warehouse, of Kenosha, Wis. Water Warehouse (www.waterwarehouse.com) is a leading direct supplier of swimming pool and spa supplies, equipment, chemicals, heaters, cleaners and accessories.

The Water Warehouse team chose SmartSearch Marketing to develop and implement a search engine advertising program with the goals of uniquely positioning the company in this highly competitive online category and significantly increasing overall revenues, especially in the off-season. SmartSearch Marketing is creating a large, cost-effective, pay-per-click campaign that focuses on Water Warehouse’s unique selling proposition, attracts off-season users, and maximizes online sales at a favorable return on investment.

"We are pleased to join forces with this industry-leading company," said Patricia Hursh, president and founder of SmartSearch Marketing. “We have outstanding opportunities to expand and enhance the ROI for Water Warehouse as we help maximize its search engine marketing results in 2005 and beyond.”

About SmartSearch Marketing
SmartSearch Marketing is a full-service search engine marketing agency that helps clients generate leads, acquire customers and position brands online. The SmartSearch team serves clients throughout the United States by integrating search engine optimization, pay-per-click advertising and Web site conversion. SmartSearch guarantees its pre-established cost-per-lead and cost-per-customer goals and monthly spending limits.
For more information, contact SmartSearch at 303-444-3134 or toll-free 1-866-644-3134. The address is: 4450 Arapahoe Ave., Suite 100, Boulder, Colo., 80303, and the Web site is located at www.SmartSearchMarketing.com.

Posted on March 29, 2005 03:48 PM

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