New, Low Cost Marketing Angle For Gas Station Owners From Cheapestgasintown.com
PRESS RELEASE ATTN: Gas / Consumer, Features And Business Editors And Writers --------------------------------------------------------------- New, Low Cost Marketing Angle For Gas Station Owners From Cheapestgasintown.com New Web site matches consumers looking for the cheapest gas in town with gas stations and convenience stores. For Immediate Release FOLSOM, Calif./EWORLDWIRE/Aug. 25, 2006 --- The marketing dynamic in the purchase of gas by consumers is changing. Amid soaring gas prices, drivers can choose where they fill up - and that may be 50 miles from home. Gas station owners looking for new customers either in their local area or from further afield find little loyalty to local stations now with gas prices soaring. Station, truck stops and convenience store owners who are eager to change that dynamic and form a stronger relationship with customers can use a new Web site designed to match consumers with gas stations. Aside from addressing the need for himself and other consumers to get a better deal on gas prices, James Wester created cheapestgasintown.com to help businesses identify, attract and retain more customers. Wester knew from his years in the auto industry that small gas station owners operate on narrow margins - that these aren't the ones making excessive profits that consumers suspect are being made somewhere in the industry. Cheapestgasintown.com lets owners easily connect with customers searching for stations in their local area or in areas they travel through or to - the people who are specifically looking for the Cheapest Gas in Town. No Long Term Contracts Owners, listed as "Company Members" at the Web site, can easily register, set up their profiles and upload their current prices into the system at any time, day or night and change them as frequently as they like. To accompany the account, they can also upload photos of their station, staff, facilities, offers or anything else they can use to promote their services. The system is extremely affordable for owners, requiring a minimal capital outlay and no contract. Because long-term contracts are a staple in the industry, Wester wanted to lift that burden from owners so full-service and self-service stations, truck stops and convenience stores that sell gas, could promote themselves at minimal cost and risk. Opening specials are available to the first thousand owners. Wester advises owners to sign up now to take advantage of the bonuses and to start building relationships with new customers before competitors do. More information is available at http://www.cheapestgasintown.com and http://cheapestgasintown.com/companyjoin.php. MEDIA: Contact Alan Gray at cheapestgas@newsblaze.com for additional details. HTML: http://newsroom.eworldwire.com/releases/15366 PDF: http://newsroom.eworldwire.com/pdf/15366.pdf ONLINE NEWSROOM: http://newsroom.eworldwire.com/310085.htm LOGO: http://newsroom.eworldwire.com/310085.htm CONTACT: Alan Gray Cheapestgasintown.com 705-2 E Bidwell St #213 Folsom, CA PHONE. 916 608 4271 EMAIL: cheapestgas@newsblaze.com http://CheapestGasInTown.com SOURCE: Cheapestgasintown.com ----------------- Copyright 1996-2006 Eworldwire, All rights reserved. Press Relase Distribution By EWORLDWIRE http://www.eworldwire.com (973)252-6800. For Media Questions: http://www.eworldwire.com/forthemedia.php --------------------------------------------------------------- This press release has been directed to you at submit@theautochannel.com as a qualified member of the media. If you feel that you have received this email in error it may have been forwarded to you by a colleague or an associate. Please confirm or contact us directly at 1-888-546-6397, or email us at mediasupport@eworldwire.com or visit http://media.eworldwire.com/.