WE ARE GLOBAL BROADCAST MARKETING

Our "BROADCASTING" is the newest form of Global Internet Advertising and is truly remarkable...a message window, approximately the size of a 3X5 to 4X6 index card, is delivered directly to the center of each recipient's screen, using the latest technology available, without the need of a browser, without lists of e-mail addresses (NOT SPAM NOR SPIM), and the message text can guide the recipients to your advertising campaign website, to your lead/info capture page, to your pre-recorded phone message, to your sales site, or even to your brick-and-mortar business site.

Our software uses a program called "Net Send",  which is part of Windows' programming, and "Net Send" is already installed by default in Windows 2000, Windows NT and Windows XP. Therefore, recipients of our broadcast do not need any extra software... it is resident on their computer.

Our "Global Broadcaster 3000^®" (v1.0), is the first commercial direct-to-desktop broadcast message system that delivers a window of text to the recipients. Our system can communicate with customers and potential customers in real-time. E-mail can take days to be received and read. We definitely get the attention of a recipient since the only way the window can be closed is if they click "OK" after they have read the message.  "Popup-killer software" can't stop the message from getting through, and it doesn't matter if the recipients' browser is open or not... the message will be waiting for them when they sign on. "Broadcasting" has the same reach as television, except that the recipient can take more time to note the information.

Our software program can be compared to a software utility designed to allow System Administrators to send out mass Alerts/Warnings to everyone on a network at the same time (like that message window that appears on your screen every-now-and-then that tells you Internet Explorer® is shutting down or that Windows® must close). This is obviously a useful tool in the workplace environment... if the IT folks have to take a central server down on short notice, they can send out Alerts/Warnings to everyone on the system to save their work and standby. The Alerts/Warnings show-up, center screen, on company users'/recipients' screens.

Our broadcast messages are "text only" (they suck-up less bandwidth) and appear instantly over the top of all other running programs... the recipient need only note the information then click it away.