Live On Page Video Spokesperson Has third straight year of growth

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Austin tx, Texas, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) November 15, 2011 --

Live On Page™ is a true innovator in the video spokesperson industry. They developed their software solution in 2007 and have since created marketing functions that go way beyond just the flashy gimmicks and gadgets offered by their competitors. For example, the Live On page™ software can recognize when Google Adword traffic uses specific keywords and plays different videos for different searches. This allows your home page message to be tailored to the actual search phrase that brought a visitor to your site. This kind of traffic segmentation can double or even triple lead conversion rates for those keywords.

It is this kind of innovation that helped Live On Page double their sales revenues almost every year since opening their doors. This year will likely see a 50% growth over last year. This growth is based upon an expansion of service offerings into longer format web commercials and hosted slide presentations. The growth has also come from their newest service, termed Live eBlast.

Live eBlast is a complete email marketing service. Their process includes the design and handling of the eblast email, a video stage, and a final video to boost lead conversion. Since rolling this new service out in July 2011, Live eBlasts have been sent out to a quarter of a million recipients across the US and Canada. The results of this have been multiples higher than typical email marketing response rates.

Future directions for Live On Page extend into email list acquisition and appending, in order to offer clients a truly one-stop solution for finding traffic, driving it to their website, and converting it into leads. Also, Live On Page is currently releasing their new HTML5 based software compliant across all major mobile devices, including Apple iPhone and iPad.

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