Reply.com lifts Beta off its locally-targeted online marketing platform as it posts enhanced features and significant profits.  In the face of a struggling economy, Reply.com has posted over 50 percent revenue growth in the Automotive and Real Estate ….

These reply.com guys are scammers and have been for years! I was just recently scammed out of my money with leads that have numbers that don’t work but they promise the world to you. Should have done my research first!

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http://www.go-b...have-in-common/

http://www.ripo...pOff0368428.htm

Google offers this. There’s no surcharge. And even if there were targeting errors, why wouldn’t bid pricing reflect the value given the huge marketplace?

I think you’re far more likely to get dicked on price, targeting or click-fraud by these upstart, fly-by-night providers with rather humble technology.

If we weren’t working on an in-house project which pursues a different solution to the same problem, I’d wholeheartedly support this company.

Reply!’s marketplace reduces cost and complexity associated with locally targeted online marketing by providing easy access to city-level, product- or service-specific clicks. The point is, until now, only the most sophisticated businesses with significant investments in technology and personnel (bid management, keyword expansion, analytics, quality filtering, etc) could make online marketing through search engines and ad networks profitable.

Also, until today there was no platform or secondary market for search & ad networks clicks. By that I mean, clicks that an advertiser has already purchased but it falls outside of their serviceable area today are frequently redirected to an AdSense or Commission Junction page or worse, added to a email CRM / drip campaign. Reply! allows advertisers to purchase or sell category-specific clicks, after consumers have indicated the product or service they are interested in and identified the geographic area where they are located. This “Enhanced Click” dramatically improves the value and conversion potential of the click because the consumer has gone through a 2-click process to specify intent and location.

Regarding the target market, there are numerous lead generation and service-based companies (think Yellow Pages or Classified) that acquire consumers through some form of a landing page. Many of the largest vertical markets require personal contact (either face-to-face or by phone), such as automotive, real estate, mortgage, home improvement, insurance, education, etc.

As online advertising continues its market share gains at the expense of traditional media, dollars will shift from IYP and classified advertising to performance based marketing and these companies need viable solutions that make online marketing simple and profitable. We offer those companies the ability to maximize their revenue by easily purchasing clicks for specific products or service, in a precise location. This will dramatically reduce their non-servicable clicks, reduce their investment in time and increase their ROI.

By eliminating the need for complex and expensive online marketing infrastructures and large teams of experts, we hope to make Internet marketing available to businesses of all sizes. In fact, based on our use of the platform internally, we have found it to be a highly-profitable alternative to solutions offered by Google and ad networks.

You can check out our presentation at http://www.slid...ce-presentation

Read our press release at http://blog.reply.com/?p=101

Or better yet, set up an account, it only takes 3 minutes to start buying high-targeted clicks.

I look forward to more feedback and by the way, Reply! has raised over $20 million in funding. Our primary investor is ScaleVP that by itself has invested over $12 million.

Brian

Going back onto subject, by the time I see a fill-in box, I would have pressed back already.

Anyway if any of the TC team see this please remove the ad or get them to sort it. Or if anyone else knows what the problem is (it could be my end) then please let me know.

Cheers

Mike