Connecticut Injury Lawyers Partner With Local Marketing Services Company for Internet Marketing

PRLog (Press Release) - Jun 17, 2010 -
Promotional Channels of Groton, CT, today announced that Hall Johnson LLC of Pawcatuck, CT, highly experienced and reliable Rhode Island and Connecticut Injury Lawyers, have entered into a marketing services partnership with Promotional Channels.  Promotional Channels will provide Hall Johnson with internet marketing services including website maintenance services, search engine optimization, and pay-per-click management.

"This is an extremely valuable relationship for our organization,” said Diane Wishart, owner and founder of Promotional Channels. “Hall Johnson LLC is an experienced and reputable Personal Injury Law Firm serving victims of abuse, accidents, assault, and injury in Connecticut and Rhode Island.  We are excited to support their internet marketing initiatives.”

Hall Johnson LLC has built their reputation on their lawyers' excellent client services, clear communications and honest, hard work to help injured people received the maximum compensation they are entitled to under the Connecticut and Rhode Island law.  

Promotional Channels recently launched MTS Builders’ new website, which can be found at http://www.rictinjurylawyer.com. Learn more about these Rhode Island and Connecticut Injury Lawyers.

About Promotional Channels
Promotional Channels is a Connecticut based, marketing services company specifically designed for the small to mid-sized organization. Specific services include web design, website hosting and domain registration, search engine optimization (SEO), ecommerce websites, pay-per-click services, internet advertising, Social Networking, email marketing, graphic design, brochure development, signage and copyright development, and Managed Marketing services across Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and beyond.   More information about Promotional Channels can be found at http://www.promotionalchannels.com.

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