Jairus Limited Spinning Golden Profits for Its Internet Marketing Clients in Spite of Global Recession

The world may be in the midst of a recession, but clients of one London Web design and Internet marketing company (http://jairus.co.uk/company) remain unfazed by the global financial downfall. The Internet marketing experts at Jairus Limited are pleased to announce that they have just added search engine optimization to their list of services. This service addition will enable the company to continue helping its clientele exponentially increase sales, conversions and lead generation activities in spite of the soured economy.

Leveraging its 10-year track record in business optimization and email marketing (http://jairus.co.uk/email-marketing), Jairus Limited began experimenting with SEO techniques a few years back. Using its own sites as guinea pigs, the immediate search engine optimization results the company achieved proved so successful that Jairus knew it was on to something. By extending these strategies to the masses, the company aims to spin the recession's near-worthless straw into profitable gold for businesses worldwide. Online businesses that would like to learn more about the Internet marketing strategies Jairus Limited is using to beat the recession at its own game can do so at http://www.jairus.co.uk].

There's no question the recession is hitting the Internet hard. Even online powerhouses that were once considered unshakable are starting to quiver under the financial pressure. Indeed, according to a recent ComputerWorldUK.com article, this year, the world's largest Internet search company, Google, "posted its first revenue decline since listing as a public company, after being hit by the recession." In concrete numbers, "Revenue for the first quarter fell to $5.51 billion (GBP3.72 billion), down three per cent compared to the fourth quarter of last year."

Website owners and Internet-based businesses in the same position might want to take a step back and allow a successful team of Internet marketing experts like those at Jairus Limited to re-evaluate their online marketing strategies. How might Jairus approach their dilemma?

First, the company would leverage its newly added Internet marketing expertise in SEO to channel increasing numbers of targeted visitors. In so doing, it would use only those search engine optimization (http://jairus.co.uk/search-engine-optimization) methods and techniques that are approved, and even encouraged, by the rankers. Next, Jairus would take advantage of its decade of experience in business optimization to convert a high percentage of visitors into sales, thereby maximizing profits. Finally, the company would teach the secrets to effective email marketing to foster and maintain long-term, friendly and trusting relationships with those new and existing customers, so the profits keep on coming.

"Anyone can hang up a website shingle and call themselves search engine optimization experts, but very few can back up that claim with a proven track record," explains Jairus' CEO Charles Onwugbufo. "For over a decade, we've been developing our expertise and experience in the Internet marketing and information systems industry to weather any Internet storm. We're proud that our clients' profits during this global recession reflect that commitment. Adding SEO to our list of service offerings will better position us to ensure our customers' ongoing success."

For more information on how Jairus Limited can spin the recession into online gold, contact Charles Onwugbufo at +44 (0) 20 8150 2050 or email him at charles (at) jairus.co (dot) uk. To learn more about the search engine optimization, email marketing and business optimization strategies Jairus leverages, visit the company online at http://www.jairus.co.uk].

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