Reply.com Goes beyond the Click

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RISMEDIA, April 17, 2008-Reply.com announces the launch of the world’s most liquid lead marketplace, offering the highest level of control and putting the power back in the hands of online lead buyers and sellers.

While anyone can click on a website, whether or not they are interested in the products or services offered, a single click offers extremely limited potential. Clicks don’t walk into your store or call you on the phone.

A lead, on the other hand, represents an interested party that wants to be contacted by a service provider. For online marketers, this has always been the promise of the Internet. According to the company, Reply.com believes that it is time for businesses of all sizes to Go Beyond The Click^TM and only pay for measurable results.

Reply.com, says the company, has created a unique platform that delivers the world’s most efficient and liquid marketplace for buying and selling leads-at a cost that represents the true market value of each lead.

“We, at Reply.com, are leading the evolution of the Web from CPM (cost-per-thousand) to CPC (cost-per-click) to CPL (cost-per-lead),” states Chairman and CEO Payam Zamani. “We have made the process of buying and selling leads as easy and empowering as buying clicks from Yahoo and Google.”

With traditional online lead generation companies, the lead advertiser (buyer) cannot effectively control and match quality, volume, and price to meet their desired ROI. The lead seller (publisher) is often left with unmonetized or under-monetized inventory.

With Reply.com, the company says that businesses of any size can access the online consumer without significant investment in infrastructure or personnel-all while maintaining ultimate control.

Reply.com’s auction format for pricing and distributing leads provides an efficient platform that unleashes the potential of performance-based marketing.

For more information, visit www.reply.com.

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