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Wooden Bed Specialists Choose Koozai
Taurus Beds have been making and selling wooden beds & furniture for almost 30 years; having been established in 1979.
As a company they are more than aware of the value that Online Marketing can bring to their overall marketing communications; it will give them global exposure within their target market 365 days a year. By not taking full advantage of the internet they know they are missing out on valuable opportunities, and loosing business to their rivals.
We have been appointed by Taurus Beds to implement a Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) campaign aimed at maximising their visibility to potential clients across the top search engines natural/organic rankings; and to increase the volume of highly targeted traffic visiting the site.
We are delighted to be working with Taurus Beds and we anticipate great success with their Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) project.
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