Oct 1, 2020
Marketing company Kindle Media Group based in NYC has launched a new content marketing service that publishes hyper-local multimedia content in high-authority websites to bring more customers to businesses.
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New York, United States - October 1, 2020 /NewsNetwork/ —
Online company Kindle Media Group has launched a new digital marketing service that publishes hyper-local content in several formats across the internet to bring more customers, clients, and patients to businesses. The pieces, posted in several formats—including video, audio, and slideshows—help the business organically rank in Google’s search results and become more likely to be noticed.
More information can be found at https://kindlemedia.clientcabin.com/watch
The newly launched service is run by a team of writers, developers, and advertising professionals who have helped hundreds of businesses in a variety of industries drastically increase their exposure. Ensuring their customers see a clear benefit from their service is the company’s top priority.
Kindle Media aims to reach a business’s ideal clients through crafting hyper-local content and posting it to video sites, podcast directories, SlideShare, and more. If there is a service that is offered in a specific location, neighborhood, or region, Kindle Media helps that service get noticed in that area. The company uses its acquired strategies and built connections with websites to help businesses get noticed and get new clients in a profitable way.
Founded by Williamson Matibag more than five years ago, Kindle Media differs from a typical ad-posting company since, along with providing hyper-local content in unique formats, the pieces will appear on Google, YouTube, podcast sites, and hundreds of other brand name sites. This allows for the businesses to rank on Google organically.
Kindle Media says it can help any kind of business see significant customer growth, including clinics, medical or dental practices, law firms, small local businesses, e-courses, online businesses and more.
In addition to customer acquisition, this new digital service aims to assist with establishing the quality of a business’s service, business updates, or how a business is responding to the current crisis to ensure customer comfort and confidence.
The company will create and publish videos on YouTube and Vimeo, PowerPoint presentations to LinkedIn’s SlideShare, audio clips to podcast directories, social shares to Facebook and Twitter, and more.
Interested parties can visit the link above to connect with Kindle Media and see if the company can help increase their business’s exposure.
Contact Info:
Name: Williamson Matibag
Email: Send Email
Organization: Kindle Media Group
Address: New York, New York, New York, NY 10280, United States
Phone: +1-347-551-3564
Website: https://kindlemedia.clientcabin.com/watch
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 88977663
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