Search Engine Optimization the Key to Helping Little Guy Worldwide Sell Teardrop Trailers in Niche Segment of RV Industry

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Akron, Ohio, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) December 27, 2011 -- It was only four years ago that the future looked uncertain for Little Guy Worldwide owners Joe and Christine Kicos. In 2007 then minority owners Joe and Christine Kicos arranged the purchase of the company from its majority owner who was looking to exit the business. At the time going to the bank for financing during such uncertainty simply wasn’t an option. "We learned to leverage the web, get the word out organically, and become the best selling teardrop trailer and lightweight camper company in the world,” says company owner and president Joe Kicos.

Little Guy Worldwide distributes teardrop trailers and other lightweight recreational vehicles. The company has learned to rely upon slow, steady growth to gain market share and has leveraged the power of organic web search to dominate the lightweight camper segment of the RV industry.

The company’s motto “Some Things Just Make Sense” seems to appeal to a growing segment of independent minded and self-reliant consumers. “There really is no ‘selling’ a Little Guy,” says Chief Operating Officer Chris Baum. “When you first look at it, it either makes sense, or it doesn’t. The challenge is to get the product in front of prospective customers so that they can make that assessment on their own. What is more sensible than using the Internet to feed the research and decision making appetite of these independent minded consumers?"

Little Guy Worldwide has managed to gain exposure on the Price is Right and Let’s Make a Deal television game shows as well as through organic web searches by consumers searching for lightweight and economical recreational vehicles. The company claims that a teardrop trailer typically has a negligible impact on fuel consumption, which has appealed to consumers who are looking for ways to save money or simply conserve natural resources. "These consumers are often resistant to over-the-top marketing campaigns. They want to be presented with options and to decide for themselves," says marketing consultant and SEO expert Matt Williams, who turned the company on to leveraging organic search back in 2007 when the company was undergoing its major transition.

Little Guy's Website http://www.golittleguy.com now receives in excess of 1,000 unique visits per day from around the world, and it has received as many as 16,000 visits in a single day. According to Williams, "The beauty of organic search is that it's like an annuity. You make the upfront investment, and it keeps paying out over time."

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