The Sue the Airline Guide Reaches a Sales Milestone

PRLog (Press Release) – Nov 07, 2009 – SIS Information, LLC (SIS) announced today a milestone reached by its newest information product.  The Sue the Airline guide, a book intended for disgruntled passengers seeking assistance to file airline complaints reached 500 sales in just its 11th full month of operation.

The company launched the Sue the Airline guide in late November 2008 and since then have not invested much time in marketing their newest venture.  “We are quite pleased with the website’s progress in terms of increasing traffic levels and higher placement in search engine searches” said a spokesperson from SIS in a recent interview.

Higher traffic levels means more exposure, which in turn potentially leads to more book sales.  As of very early in November 2009, the website ranks first in search engine results for the key phrase “sue the airline”, a very commendable feat that even some of the biggest companies are not able to accomplish.

The company plans on marketing both the website and the guide aggressively in 2010 as it rolls out more supplemental information products.  For example, just recently the company announced the release of two free supplemental guides to the Sue the Airline book.  One of the guides provides very detailed information on regulatory authorities to contact in each State, including addresses, phone numbers, and emails.  The other guide is a bonus and a “special secret” for some of the more recent customers.

What makes this book so special? Sue the Airline has been mentioned in various press releases and news stations as the best guide to filing and resolving airline complaints.  It is a 50 page comprehensive guide that assists disgruntled airline passengers in handling their own airline complaint through the small claims court process.  The guide promises compensation from airline companies resulting from airline mistreatment and abuse.

The book serves those with the challenge of not knowing when to file, where to file, who to contact and where to go.  Unfortunately, most angry travelers fall exactly into this category.  The book addresses all of these concerns in a very practical, detailed and step by step manner that is easy to follow for anyone.