International Publicity From Venmark Generates Sales Overseas, Attracts and Supports Reps

WELLESLEY, MA--(Marketwire - Apr 4, 2012) - Venmark International is offering international product publicity programs for companies seeking exposure for their products in publications, websites, and blogs in specific regions around the world. Mostly serving business to business, these global marketing programs are designed to generate sales and/or attract and support distributors.

Venmark International Product Publicity Programs target specific regions around the world to help clients take full advantage of the global economy without spending a fortune on travel, trade shows, lodging and advertising. Providing services based upon geographical reach, their programs can be tailored to specific product marketing requirements such as sales lead generation, marketing research, and dealer development.

Targeting North America, Central and South America, Europe, the Middle and Far East, and other regions, Venmark International Product Publicity Programs include a thorough interview by a professional publicist, writing, photographic direction, research and compilation of a select list of media outlets, translation where necessary, and press release distribution.

Venmark International Product Publicity Programs are priced depending upon geographical reach. The firm's website includes a "see our work" section with thousands of examples of their work in all types of industries.

About Venmark International

Venmark International specializes in publicizing products and product applications for all types of companies. Founded by Steven M. Stroum in 1976, the company has a distinctive business model which positions them well for helping small manufacturers and distributors.

In recognition of Venmark International's contribution to the success of many small companies, Mr. Stroum was selected to serve on the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Small Business Task Force and was later appointed one of 18 Small Business Advisors to the Governor of Massachusetts. He also served on the Norbert Weiner Forum at Tufts University to study the impact of technology on society and was selected by the International Rotary Foundation to tour South Korea as an Ambassador for six weeks.