Venmark Gets Widespread Product Publicity for Clients on the Internet, Improves Organic Search Results

WELLESLEY, MA--(Marketwire - Apr 14, 2011) - Venmark International, a leading product publicity firm since 1977, has contracted with a major internet news distribution service to provide clients with widespread exposure in-print media and on the worldwide web. Their client's product news releases are being published over 140 times each (average) on the internet, generating widespread product publicity and superior organic search results.

Venmark International specializes in getting product publicity for small and medium sized companies and has prepared nearly 15,000 news releases. Recognized as a quality product news source by the media, they have prepared news releases for products ranging from fasteners to the first compact disc manufacturing system in America. Venmark arouses interest in their clients' products by producing remarkable news copy and photography. In order to optimize internet exposure, the firm has contracted with Marketwire, a leading internet news distribution service.

According to Steven M. Stroum, president, "Coupling our targeted and distinctive product news releases with Marketwire's broad reach has given Venmark's clients tremendous value. They are able to get industry specific coverage and increase their SEO at the same time. Our clients' products are typically highly visible on the first page of organic search results."

About Venmark International
Venmark International specializes in publicizing products and product applications for all types of companies. The firm was founded in 1977 by Steven M. Stroum who started from a spare room at his home in Newton, MA and moved to nearby Wellesley within a few short months where they have been located since. In recognition of Venmark's contribution to the success and growth of numerous 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 SBANE (Smaller Business Association of New England) Board of Directors as Publicity Advisor.