VideoPhase Launches New Web-Based Marketing Plan

January 1 2004--It is estimated that the Internet will account for forty percent of the US commerce by 2010 and studies have proven that customers are now turning first to the Internet to research major purchasing decisions. With that in mind, four northern Michigan entrepreneurs are taking marketing and advertising on the Internet to the next phase.    

VideoPhase is a new marketing company specializing in web-based visual marketing, offering online media solutions and new video technology for the Internet. VideoPhase takes online marketing beyond the normal scope of static web site positioning to offer state-of-the-art streaming video services with high quality audio voice-over. Through the use of video and audio, businesses can provide consumers an innovative way of being introduced to their services and viewing product lines on a more personal level.

The VideoPhase partners are Jerry Martinchek, Marcie Szczubelek, Cindy Dickson and Bob White. Each partner brings years of expertise to the team in the areas of video production, web site development, radio broadcast and sales.

During one year of researching and developing this concept, the parters realized that their services will become an indispensable tool for a wide spectrum of clients, ranging from health care and education to the building industry and tourism markets and beyond.

"Every business and organization has a unique story to tell", says Martinchek, President, "and through the use of streaming video, our clients can showcase their services and products 24 hours a day every day to potential customers anywhere in the world."

"Our job is to present the streaming video on a high profile website that is engineered to get the maximum number of hits from the search engines", states Szczubelek, Vice President and partner with the award winning team at Harbor Springs Web Design. "By incorporating various web design and online marketing techniques, the goal of VideoPhase is to generate more business for our clients through the Internet."

Cynthia Dickson brings her management and marketing expertise to the firm and will be handling the day-to-day operation of VideoPhase.

"Unlike most marketing consultants, VideoPhase specializes on creating very focused directories for businesses that are far more informative for potential clients as they shop for products and services." said Dickson, Treasurer and partner with Harbor Springs Web Design. "Streaming video now enables virtually every business to achieve a stronger web presence and on a much broader level."

Well-known radio personality Bob White serves as the company's sales manager and provides script writing and voice work for the productions. According to White,

"We've worked hard to ensure that we deliver a high quality visual marketing tool that is not only reliable and quick to load but is also affordable and produces effective results for our clients that other advertising mediums cannot."

Media salesperson Terry Walsh has just been added to the sales team and brings twenty-five years of experience to VideoPhase. He will assist in developing web-based video marketing plans for northern Michigan businesses of all kinds.

Martinchek added, "In today's market, businesses of all sizes need to address how to best present their services and products to the ever-increasing numbers of Internet users who search for business-to-business and business-to-consumer services. VideoPhase can produce a custom presentation to fit their specific needs."    

VideoPhase online directories include Northern Michigan Home, Northern Michigan Realtor, Visit Northern Michigan and Virtual Main Street USA.

Samples of streaming videos can be viewed on the company's website www.videophase.com. Contact VideoPhase by sending an email to salesinfor@videophase.com or by calling toll free 1-877-812-1070.




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