Koozai are pleased to announce that we will be exhibiting at Business South 2008 being hosted at the new St. Mary’s Stadium, Southampton across the 5th and 6th of March.
This exhibition is aimed at UK businesses and every company there could potentially help your business do more, faster and easier so it is well worth a few hours out of the office.
Our team will be on hand to explain a bit more about how Koozai work and how we can help businesses to do be more effective with the search engines. The world of Internet marketing can look a bit daunting but with the correct guide it can be a clear and painless process that helps you increase targeted visitors to your website and, in doing so, generate valuable new business.
We will be running a competition across the 2 day event where one lucky business will win a FREE Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) Service. We will be talking to lots of people and giving them all the option to take advantage of our free website analysis reports and everyone that does will be entered into our draw. A winner will then be drawn out after the event and they will win the prize worth over £1000.
If you are based in the South of England and can make it down to Southampton it would be great to see you there and spend some time discussing your current campaigns, ideas, fears and plans.
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