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NewsUSA Named WebAward Sponsor by The Web Marketing Association

NewsUSA has been named a 2006 sponsor of the Web Marketing Association’s 10th annual WebAward Competition. The WebAwards is the standards-defining competition that sets industry benchmarks based on the seven criteria of a successful Web site.

“We are pleased to have NewsUSA helping us to promote the WebAward Competition again this year,” said William Rice, President of the Web Marketing Association. “NewsUSA’s ability to provide news and features the newspapers, magazines and radio outlets throughout the country is critical in helping us not only to reach important reporters and editors, but also search engine placements, which can increase overall visibility and site traffic”.

“Helping support the online marketing community is an important part of NewsUSA’s philosophy,” said Rick Smith, President and CEO of the NewsUSA. “We recognize the value of participating in a program such as the WebAwards. Winning a WebAward not only provides valuable feedback from expert judges, but also gives companies a valuable marketing tool and shows company management that their Internet investments are on the right track. We are pleased to support the efforts of the Web Marketing Association and the WebAward program.”

For more than 18 years, NewsUSA has been successful in providing national publicity placement for our clients. We have provided media placements to more than 3,000 clients in a variety of fields – public relations, communications, nonprofit, government, health care, automotive, and health and beauty to name a few. Because of our long-standing relationships with over 16,000 media outlets, we have successfully delivered more than 5 million print and radio placements and billions of dollars of media ad space nationwide.

Our clients include many Fortune 500 companies and some of the largest associations and public relations agencies in the world, as well as smaller companies and individual entrepreneurs. Visit www.newsusa.com for more information.