PAGasDirectory.com Adds Services to Help Gas Companies Find Local Pennsylvania Businesses.

Aug. 25, 2010 - PRLog -- PAGasDirectory.com Adds Services to Help Gas Companies Find Local Pennsylvania Businesses.
All of the gas and service companies coming into PA want to do business with local PA businesses and one of their biggest challenges is finding these companies.  To address this problem, PAGasDirectory.com will use its database of 75 gas and service companies to introduce local PA businesses to the natural gas industry.  Pennsylvania businesses can us these email blasts to provide in-depth information about their respective companies’ products and services.  “Since I’m contacted regularly by gas companies looking for companies, I feel these email blast will provide a valuable service for them,” commented Joe Barone, President, PAGasDirectory.com
Along with the email blasts, PAGasDirectory.com will allow businesses to use its marketing teams to get the word to gas workers.  The marketing teams will pass out information to gas workers at different venues where they congregate like hotels, convenient stores, and restaurants.  “We have been passing out materials to gas workers for the last five months and they are very receptive to receive information about local companies,” stated Barone.  “This is a very basic marketing tactic, but it works.”
PAGasDirectory is the leading online directory that connects the Natural Gas Industry with local Pennsylvania businesses.  The directory has over 116,000 Pennsylvania businesses organized on a county by county in the 53 counties in the Marcellus Shale area.  It is the web site where gas workers, their spouses, and families find local Pennsylvania businesses.  
For more information about the web site, contact Joe Barone, 610.764.1232 or jbarone@pagasdirectory.com  or visit http://www.pagasdirectory.com

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The Marcellus Shale natural gas is bringing thousands of gas workers into the PA towns. Many times, you have trouble finding local businesses for professional and personal needs in the towns of Pennsylvania. This web site will end that frustration.