And We Have A Winner!
Posted by DD on May 21, 2012
Gary Rome Auto Group Announces Winner To “So You Think You Know Jack” Contest.
Holyoke, MA — It’s not easy to find the next television star of Massachusetts, but Gary Rome Auto Group was determined to do so. Contestants from all over the area sent in videos of their children and pets watching Gary Rome Auto Group commercials, hoping for the chance to be the star of the next one. After viewing so many terrific submissions and after much deliberation, Gary Rome Auto Group finally chose their new star: Steve Ferraro’s enthusiastic dog, Tyson, who seems to really love watching Jack Rome on TV.
Tyson is not only getting the opportunity to co-star in the next Gary Rome Auto Group commercial, but Ferraro also won the choice between a $250 American Express gift card or a $250 Dave’s Soda & Pet City gift card. Every valid entrant received a stuffed Jack doll for their efforts.
“We’re proud and honored to have so many wonderful fans,” commented Gary Rome, owner and CEO. “Jack is excited to meet Tyson and can’t wait to have another co-star.”
Gary Rome Auto Group would like to thank all of the people who sent in videos of their children and pets enjoying the commercials. Check out GoToGary.com/Video/ to see all of the terrific video submissions.
For more information about Gary Rome Auto Group, visit GaryRomeAutoGroup.com.
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New Jersey Anti-poverty Charity Announces Team Building Opportunities for Corporate Volunteers to Help Meet Increasing Need.
Posted by Christopher.Skyi on Jul 23, 2010
Eva’s Village (http://www.evasvillage.org), Paterson, NJ, creates “Bond, Boost, and Build” effort for corporate volunteers to help meet demand for anti-poverty services as donations and foundation grants decline.
Paterson, NJ (PRWEB) July 23, 2010
Eva’s Village, the well-known Paterson, NJ anti-poverty nonprofit, describes a “perfect storm” of declining donations during a time of increasing need among the hungry, homeless and poor.
In a survey conducted in March 2009, The Council on Foundations reported that 62 percent of the 430 foundations surveyed, expect to reduce their grant making this year. Eva’s Village has received notification from numerous foundations that they are not distributing funds at this time because they are redirecting interests elsewhere or because funds have 
been allocated for the year.
Coincidentally, The Center for Non-Profits conducted an online survey of New Jersey Non-Profits in February 2010. Similar to the previous year, they reported that 64% of the responding organizations saw an increase in the demand for their services in 2009 and expect the trend to continue in 2010. Eva’s Village alone experienced a 20% increase in the hungry and homeless coming to Eva’s Kitchen for a hot lunch over the past two years (since 2007). Eva’s Village also reports an increase in the poor and homeless seeking free medical and dental care at the Eva’s Village Primary Care Clinic.
Despite detecting a decline in giving, Eva’s Village is building 50 units of affordable housing, and expanding Eva’s Kitchen and Eva’s Primary Care Clinic to meet the increasing demand.
Sister Gloria Perez, Executive Director of Eva’s Village, notes that the Eva’s Village mission of feeding the hungry, housing the homeless, treating the addicted and providing medical care for the poor has never been driven by donations, but by need. Donna Marie Fico, Chief Marketing Officer at Eva’s Village remains hopeful. She reports that during the current economic downturn, Eva’s Village has been increasingly proactive in employing new fundraising strategies.
Noting that many corporations and foundations were decreasing the funds distributed to charity, Eva’s Village created the “Bond, Boost, and Build” program. This highly successful team building effort for the employees of New Jersey corporations offers tours of Eva’s Village and volunteering in Eva’s Kitchen, a NJ soup kitchen serving a nutritious lunch to more than 350 homeless and working poor individuals daily.
More new efforts at Eva’s Village aim to reach donors and volunteers able to participate at a modest level. A 5K fun walk/run was created last year and deemed a success. Titled the “Journey of Hope”, the second annual walk/run will be held on September 25, 2010 at Garret Mountain Reservation, Woodland Park (West Paterson), NJ. Ms. Fico notes that the event drew participants from a new donor demographic, increased the participation of smaller businesses, and enlisted the help of the youth in the area.
Eva’s Village has also enlisted the help of a Volunteer Coordinator, and is adding another fundraising event titled “Behind the Seams”. This fashion show, featuring the Robert Graham Collection was suggested by two Eva’s Village supporters who are cosponsoring the event; Sal Lauretta for Men, Midland Park, andBottagra Restaurant, Hawthorne. The fashion show will be on June 7, 2010 at Bottagra Restaurant (call 973-523-6220 ext. 235 for more information).
Ms. Fico says, “It is important during this time of economic uncertainty that we put our resources to maximum use and that we be creative and efficient in delivering our programs as well as supporting them.” She reports that as one of the most respected, progressive and effective anti-poverty organizations in the state of New Jersey, Eva’s Village receives high marks for efficiency, including its third consecutive Four-Star rating by Charity Navigator indicating that Eva’s Village “Exceeds industry standards and outperforms most charities in its Cause” (Charity Navigator).
For more information on Eva’s Village and any of its upcoming events, email Donna Fico, Chief Marketing Officer at Donna.Fico@evasvillage.org or call (973) 523-6220 Ext. 230.
Originally a New Jersey soup kitchen, Eva’s Village was founded in 1982 by Msgr. Vincent E. Puma in response to the increasing incidence of homelessness in his Paterson, NJ parish. But Msgr. Puma soon realized that a soup kitchen was not enough. With the generous support of thousands of donors and private and government grants, Eva’s has grown into the most respected anti-poverty program in New Jersey.
For more information about the Eva’s Village “Bond, Boost, and Build” team building effort for corporations, the “Journey of Hope” 5k fun walk/run, “Behind the Seams” fashion show, and other events at Eva’s Village, please go to http://www.evasvillage.org/ call 973.523.6220 or write to: Donna Fico, Chief Marketing Officer, Eva’s Village, 393 Main Street, Paterson, NJ, 07501.
This press release has been distributed by SalemGlobal Internet Interactive Public Relations. Based in New York City, SalemGlobal, optimizes websites to increase donations for non profit organizations, increase traffic from search engines, provides lead generation, and improves conversion of site visitors to buyers. Other services include general website marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), ecommerce solutions, content management systems, website hosting, web design and maintenance. For more information, please contact CEO Raphi Salem at 646-217-4733.
Stage 2 Networks Receives CLEC Approval
Posted by Salem Global on May 10, 2010
New status will complement the company’s ability to implement and support IP-enabled services as well as traditional TDM Products and Services
New York, NY (May 10, 2010) – Stage 2 Networks, a leader in hosted PBX and converged network solutions, today announced the approval of its Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) application from the New York State Public Services Commission in accordance with the FCC Telecom Act of 1996. The company is now offering PRI and T1 circuits, adding diversity to its line of products and services and allowing more choices for customers depending on their communication requirements. PRI and T1 circuits allow for voice and/or data transport into a company’s premise-based PBX or interconnect facility and provide a migratory path to next generation technology as well as IP-enabled voice.
“This is another major milestone for Stage 2 and our customers. Our choice of becoming a CLEC was driven by the desire to control one more element in the delivery of voice and data services,” said Joseph P. Gillette, CEO of Stage 2 Networks. “As a CLEC, we can now provide to our customers not only hosted solutions, but control over the underlying infrastructure, thus shortening provisioning intervals as well as responsiveness on the support side.”
“Becoming a CLEC allows Stage 2 to offer a unique advantage for businesses, which includes excellent customer care, competitive pricing and the ability to work side by side with customers on solutions tailored to fit their individual needs,” said Roy Chirdo, Chief Technical Officer of Stage 2 Networks. “By adding PRI and T1 to Stage 2’s hosted services offerings, companies can now benefit from a single provider that offers more choices and solutions which complement just about every businesses communications platform.”
PRI which is the acronym for Primary Rate Interface divides a T1 signal into 24 channels while dedicating 23 channels to voice and one channel for data. PRIs allow for caller ID with the name associated to the caller ID. This product is used by companies such as inbound call centers where incoming caller name and ID is important.
The T1 product offered by Stage 2 includes voice only or voice and data and includes integrated as well as dynamic T1s. T1s provide 1.544 megabits over 24 channels and transmits and receives data on separate dedicated lines so there is no waiting on batches of information. Unlike PRIs, T1 circuits only identify a caller’s main directory number and not the complete caller ID. This product is ideal for companies such as outbound call centers or other businesses where caller identification is not necessary.
About Stage 2 Networks
Stage 2 is a New York-based converged network services provider that offers a robust and redundant network with connectivity, quality of service and local number portability available across the country and, often, around the world, with CLEC capabilities in the New York metro market. We provide SIP trunking, Private Line services, PRI and Business T1 circuits as well as hosted PBX and business phone system solutions which do not require the capital expenditure typically associated with purchasing a new phone system. Stage 2 also provides phone line replacement at reduced cost with enhanced functionality, whether POTS or PRI services. Finally, all of Stage 2’s products are supported by robust data connectivity that can fully integrate its customers’ communication platform for both voice and data services across multiple locations. Stage 2′s productivity-enhancing features and functionality serve to differentiate its products and offer an added bonus to its customers. For more information visit www.stage2networks.com.
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For further information contact:
Stage 2 Networks
Suzanne Urash
+1.813.649.8504
suzanne@cre8groupinc.com
Donated Food Becomes Cash for the Hungry: $1 Million Giveaway Helps Fight Hunger in America
Posted by Salem Global on Mar 22, 2010
Eva’s Kitchen (http://www.EvasVillage.org), the soup kitchen at Eva’s Village, makes an urgent March/April appeal for the Feinstein Foundation matching donation challenge
Paterson, NJ (PRWEB) March 16, 2010 — Eva’s Kitchen (NJ soup kitchen at Eva’s Village, makes an urgent March/April appeal for the Feinstein Foundation matching donation challenge.
Eva’s Village, a highly respected New Jersey anti-poverty organization, has announced their participation in the 2010 Feinstein Foundation13th Annual $1 million giveaway to fight hunger in America, created and funded by Alan Shawn Feinstein of Rhode Island.
Food and funds donated from March 1, 2010 through April 30, 2010 for Eva’s Kitchen may be matched up to $40,000 by Alan Feinstein. The purpose of the Feinsten Challenge is to encourage additional donations to participating anti-hunger charities, so food items, cash and checks donated during March and April through this challenge will help Eva’s in its mission to feed the hungry.
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Sister Gloria Perez, Executive Director, points out that the Feinstein Challenge matching grant program makes March and April the perfect time for “grass-roots” efforts by any individual, family, church, organization or business to collect food and monetary donations for Eva’s Kitchen.
Food items will be valued at $1.00 per item or pound — items that will help to increase total donations fast and are needed most by the cooks at Eva’s Kitchen include sugar, tuna, rice, soups, olive oil and canned ravioli. To arrange a drop-off of collected food items, call 973-523-6220 x234 and ask for the “Feinstein Challenge”.
Monetary donations are encouraged online at EvasVillage.org or when mailing checks to Eva’s Village, 393 Main Street, Paterson, NJ 07501, reference “The Feinstein Challenge”.
In 2008, Eva’s Kitchen, the New Jersey soup kitchen at Eva’s Village, was seating 240 hungry people at noon for a hot meal. Today, just two years later, this bright, cheerful dining hall is far over capacity, doing double seatings and serving up to 350 people every day of the year.
Sister Gloria Perez, Executive Director of Eva’s Village says, “The need has grown so fast, and so dramatically, because of the economic crisis.” Sister Gloria notes that as the economy worsened, more and more of the “working poor” joined the homeless at Eva’s Kitchen. “We know that our kitchen must be expanded and we are discussing plans and funding opportunities to allow us to meet the growing demand for feeding the hungry”, she continued.
The Feinstein Challenge is a unique opportunity to gain the maximum benefit from volunteer efforts. Since 1981, hundreds of people have donated their time and hard work to feed the hungry at Eva’s Kitchen — some for more than twenty years. Others have devised their own creative and highly successful donation programs. Fred Puso and Jim O’Rourke, two members of the Knights of Columbus, St. Catherine of Bologna Council #6212 in Ringwood, have collected and donated 4 tons of coffee over the past 18 years (or 256,000 cups of brewed coffee).
Donors will be pleased to know that Eva’s Village holds a third consecutive 4-star rating from Charity Navigator (CharityNavigator.org/). Ken Berger, President & Chief Executive Officer, Charity Navigator says, “Only 13% of the charities we rate have received at least 3 consecutive 4-star evaluations, indicating that Eva’s Village consistently executes its mission in a fiscally responsible way, and outperforms most other charities in America. This “exceptional” designation from Charity Navigator differentiates Eva’s Village from its peers and demonstrates to the public it is worthy of their trust.”
For more information on the programs at Eva’s Village, a comprehensive New Jersey anti-poverty charity, email Donna Fico, Chief Marketing Officer at Donna.Fico(at)evasvillage(dot)org or call (973) 523-6220 Ext. 230.
About Eva’s Village:
Founded by Msgr. Vincent E. Puma in 1982 as a response to the poor and homeless in Paterson, NJ, Eva’s Village is a non-profit comprehensive social service organization. Our mission is to feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, treat the addicted and provide medical care to the poor with respect for the human dignity of each individual. Through almost three decades of service, Eva’s Village has established a unique record in facing community challenges and changing the lives of the hungry, homeless and addicted. Our organization has grown from a simple soup kitchen to become the most respected anti-poverty program in New Jersey. It now includes twelve integrated programs housed in numerous buildings spanning several city blocks in downtown Paterson. For more information, call 973-823-6220. To make special arrangements for funding, ask for the Development Department. To volunteer, ask to speak with our Volunteer Coordinator.
Stage 2 Networks Launches New eCONNECT(SM) Product
Posted by Aryeh.Landowne on Jan 29, 2010
Stage 2 Networks (http://www.stage2networks.com) launches new eCONNECT(SM) product developed to increase revenue generating call activities.
New York, NY (January 26, 2010) — Stage 2 Networks, a leader in hosted PBX and converged network solutions, today announced that it has launched a new product which may increase a company’s call pick-up rate by as much as 60%. The product is easily integrated into a business’s existing PBX system that uses SIP trunking or a traditional platform.
“We are excited about the launch of our latest new product which was originally developed based on a specific client need,” said Joseph P. Gillette, CEO of Stage 2 Networks. “Upon implementation, our client, a very large collections agency, has reported a significant increase in the number of collection phone calls that were answered because of the eCONNECT(SM) product. This also resulted in an increase in their revenues.”
The eCONNECT(SM) product works by matching the phone call recipient’s local calling area so that matching area codes are viewed on caller ID. Companies that can benefit from this new feature include outbound call centers, collection agencies, market research firms, credit card companies, and just about any phone-based sales-driven business.
About Stage 2 Networks:
Stage 2 offers a robust and redundant network with connectivity, quality of service and local number portability available across the country and, often, around the world. Our services include hosted PBX or business phone system solutions, without the capital expenditure typically associated with purchasing a new phone system. Stage 2 also provides phone line replacement at reduced cost with enhanced functionality, whether POTS or PRI services. Finally, all of Stage 2’s products are supported by robust data connectivity that can fully integrate its customers’ communication platform for both voice and data services across multiple locations. Stage 2′s productivity-enhancing features and functionality serve to differentiate its products and offer an added bonus to its customers. For more information visit www.stage2networks.com.
For further information contact:
Stage 2 Networks
Suzanne Urash
+1.813.649.8504
suzanne@cre8groupinc.com
People Capital Launches Human Capital Score College Planning Tool
Posted by Aryeh.Landowne on Oct 20, 2009
New York, October 19, 2009, People Capital (www.People2Capital.com), a Web resource for college students to obtain student loans via an online lending exchange, has launched the Human Capital Score™ College Planning Tool (www.HumanCapitalScore.com). The new Web tool is designed for students (and college planning consultants) who want to use the Human Capital Score™ to compare multiple projected income scenarios based on colleges they are considering attending.
The Human Capital Score College™ Planning Tool is a Web based college scenario planner that is targeted for students who are planning to go to college and need help measuring the economic value of various schools they are considering. Namely, the tool can help students decide whether it is worth the money spent to go to one school as compared to another, based on the income potential from the academic choices they make. The planning tool works when a user inputs key data about themselves (GPA, SAT scores, planned college major) and the various schools they are considering. The tool then calculates the data and presents a graph and chart documenting results of several scenarios (up to five maximum) of the user’s potential income 10 years after graduation, allowing the user to compare the results between colleges she is considering. This tool can also be used by college planning consultants and high school guidance counselors with a professional version available for their consulting needs.
The Human Capital Score™ College Planning Tool is predicated on the Human Capital Score™, a Web calculator developed and launched earlier this year by People Capital. Built on research developed at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania Insurance Department, the Human Capital Score™ helps students assess their student loan risk by using academic merit data such as GPA, standardized test scores, college and major, along with traditional demographics data and metrics, to give insight into their future earnings potential.
“Since launching the Human Capital Score™ earlier this year, we have received feedback from users who found the tool helpful and insightful, but thought that the ability to compare various college scenarios would be an added benefit,” said Thomas Shelton, founder and CEO of People Capital. “The Human Capital Score™ College Planning Tool now adds this level of functionality; as students can use it to create multiple scenarios to help them better evaluate their loan risk, future potential earning income and possibly the college or university they will spend the next several years at.”
The Human Capital Score™ College Planning Tool is available in three tiers of pricing:
- $19.95 – Compare and contrast up to two scenarios at a time, for one time use only
- $29.95 – Compare and contrast up to five scenarios at a time, for one time use only
- $199.95 – Compare and contrast up to five scenarios at a time for six months with unlimited usage
About People Capital
People Capital (www.People2Capital.com) was founded by a team of world-class talent with backgrounds in student loans, consumer finance, credit ratings and new media in order to develop the next generation of credit risk management and funding for student loans. Its lending platform allows students to finance their college educations through improved access to private student loans. Its patent-pending Human Capital Score™ (www.HumanCapitalScore.com) measures students without credit history by using academic and credit data to model future individual income levels, and therefore their future ability to pay off the loan.
Website Marketing Basics: How To Write A Press Release
Posted by Salem Global on Sep 30, 2009
I just came back from a meeting with a personnel staffing organization. They are experts in resume writing. They really know what a company is looking for and how to best present a potential employee. A resume is your one shot at the title, if it doesn’t look good you have pretty much no chance at getting hired (unless of course you father owns the company).
Last year, this company was invited by Vibe Magazine to work on Jay-Z’s resume. The proper use of press releases would be to announce this to as many media outlets as possible and of course the world. However, PR is tricky. If you were to write an article, it would not be accepted as a press release. So therefore writing a press release has to be crafted in a very specific way. At SalemGlobal we mostly use PR Web. They allow us to distribute press releases to thousands of media outlets and websites. These press releases should follow the same format as any search engine optimized web page. Meaning your primary keywords should be at the top of the press release and anchor text should be used to link to important landing pages and your home page.
Press releases help one of our clients, a NJ homeless shelter and soup kitchen (www.EvasVillage.org), spread the word about their services. Two winters ago they wrote a press release announcing their open doors for the homeless during the winter. This news was so enticing that it was picked up by the weather channel.
In conclusion, you should be writing a minimum of one press release a month, prioritizing your keywords and linking to and from your press release. Next week we will talk about gearing up for the holiday season and how you should prepare for it from a marketing perspective.
If you have any questions or would like help writing press releases email me at raphis@salemglobal.com, call us at 212-993-5828 or visit www.SalemGlobal.com for more information.
Website Marketing Basics: Linking Strategies and Interactive PR
Posted by Salem Global on Sep 22, 2009
Linking is essential to any website marketing campaign. As discussed in past weeks, content declares you the “authority” on a subject but links declare you to be “popular.” In order to get to the top of Google and other search engines, you have to achieve a certain balance of these two things. I happen to think that the Google’s chief scientist is smarter than most website marketing professionals and he can tell whether people are gaming the system or not. So though the industry has many thoughts, ideas and philosophies on the matter, I still recommend the standard building your site and links the natural slow and steady way. Don’t believe the 300,000 links for $3.00 model. It never works. Time, on the other hand, and effort and building up your site with industry knowledge will get you where you want to go.
According to Alexa.com, the top 5 sites in the world are: Google, Facebook , Yahoo, YouTube, and Windows Live. Certainly you have all heard of those top 5 sites. But check out how many links they each have: (type link:www.DOMAINNAME.com into search window)
Google (565,000 links according to Google, 255 million according to Yahoo)
Facebook (176,000 G links, 55mil Y)
Yahoo (5,610 G links, 147mil Y)
YouTube (1,680 G links, 46mil Y)
Windows Live (37,800 G links, 1.6mil Y)
Now you and I will most probably never achieve these statistics. (Unless you are a budding Internet entrepreneur and you read my tips of the week LOL!) But one strategy that has been working for us is Interactive Public Relations. Writing press releases announces to the world what you are announcing and what you are working on. But writing your piece is not a battle at all; distributing it is. We happen to use PRWeb but there are plenty of other PR distribution companies out there at different price points so do your research.
Our best example of Interactive PR is a campaign we are working on for Eva’s Village (http://www.EvasVillage.org, 48 Google links, 3,238 Yahoo links). The fact that our press releases have reached hundreds of media outlets is great. But even better is when it is picked up by local and national media as in the case when it was picked up by the Weather Channel and MSNBC. The links from any old website are good. Links from a popular and relevant website are better. But links from a local and/or national news media outlet is the best. So always strive to write something interesting about your organization and announce it to the world. You will be glad you did.
Next week we will talk about how to write a press release. If you would like to know more, please contact me for a free, no obligation website marketing evaluation, consult and assessment. Call 212-993-5828, email raphis@salemglobal.com or visit our site, www.SalemGlobal.com.
Fashion, Surgery, and Dental Trio Team Up to Fight Domestic Violence
Posted by raphi.salem on Jul 29, 2008
The Educational and Research Foundation for the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS), Teri Jon, and The Midtown Dental Group have come together in support of Face To Face, the national domestic violence project. These three groups have joined together to fight against prejudice and violence in the world through a program named Face to Face which offers free consultations and reconstructive surgeries to battered and abused women all over the United States and abroad.
New York, NY (PRWEB) July 29, 2008 — Educational and Research Foundation for the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS) and Rickie Freeman, owner and designer of Teri Jon, have come together in support of Face To Face, the national domestic violence project. These two groups have joined together to fight against prejudice and violence in the world. Rickie Freeman, along with her friends and colleagues at Teri Jon are proud to support Face to Face, a project founded by the AAFPRS. Face to Face is a program which offers free consultations and reconstructive surgeries to battered and abused women all over the United States and abroad. Face to Face also sends respected surgeons to volunteer in developing countries. These surgeons travel all over the globe to help treat facial deformities in young children which are caused either by complications at birth or by early trauma.
An event in support of these practices was held at the showroom at the Teri Jon headquarters in New York City and was attended by surgeons who take part in this program and their families, along with media representatives and select others. The event took place on July 15, 2008 and included a fashion show, luncheon, and a sale to benefit the cause.
Another institution which came out in support of this worthy cause was The Midtown Dental Group, a New York City Dental Practice located on 37th street between 7th and 8th avenues. Dr. Daniell Mishaan, founder and owner of the practice, not only attended the function to show his support but donated his time and talent to the cause as well. Following in the generous footsteps of the AAFPRS, Dr. Mishaan has offered free full dental consultations to battered and abused women.
| I have found that there is nothing more meaningful than being able to use your talents to help out those who are most in need |
The Midtown Dental Group provides a full range of dental services with a focus on the convenience of the patient. Having assembled a team of professionals to provide expert dentistry, plastic surgery and orthodontics in one unbeatable location, The Midtown Dental Group is one of the best NYC Dental Offices. With the addition of free services for battered women, Dr. Mishaan and his top New York City Dental Surgeons are also considered to be among the most active humanitarian dentists in New York. “I have found that there is nothing more meaningful than being able to use your talents to help out those who are most in need”, said Dr. Mishaan.
By restoring self image and personal strength, this partnership of hope and kindness has helped restore the shattered lives of these women. Through the help of so many compassionate people and institutions, the passionate fight against domestic violence has never been stronger.
The Dental Aesthetics and Facial Group is one of the finest dental practices in Midtown Manhattan of New York City. Their office is located at 241 West 37th Street, between 7th and 8th Avenues. They can be reached at (212) 730-4440 or at their website http://www.midtowndentalgroup.com