New Gold Blog Provides Practical A-to-Z Advice on Precious Metals Investing
New Gold Blog Provides Practical A-to-Z Advice on Precious Metals Investing
(PRWEB) June 20, 2005
Steve Cleary, CEO of WebDirect said, “As an owner of a marketing firm, I understand the need to always be on the cutting edge of technology maximizing its potential for the dissemination of our client’s message. Blogging is quickly becoming one of the most cost effective ways of doing this. We are excited about the opportunities this site will provide for our client.”
To some investors, gold remains enough of a mystery  and far enough removed from the mainstream – to keep it an off-limit investment. To others, gold has provided a sound diversification for portfolios previously limited to stocks, bonds and funds.
Gold Investing will cover the pros and cons of gold together with analysis of the daily gold news, forecasts, opinions, gold basics, overviews of the economy and “anything that may affect both the novice and seasoned gold investor.”
WebDirect contracted business blog consulting firm Radiant Marketing Group (http://www.radiantmarketinggroup.com) to design and build the blog, oversee blog marketing efforts and provide training to the blogger.
“Though the use of blogs as a marketing channel is a fairly new discipline, I believe the Gold Investing blog will prove its worth not only by providing substantive information about the practice of gold investing, but in creating a long-term relationship based on trust between the reader and sponsor.” said Radiant Marketing Group president Paul Chaney.
WebDirectAdvertising facilitates revenue on the Internet via direct response marketing. The company specializes in creating custom tailored campaigns to meet and exceed individual client goals and needs.
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