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Bail USA and Bail Bond Directory AboutBail.com Create Online Partnership
Denver, CO, and Greeneville, PA (PRWEB) October 8, 2007 -- For small business owners, Internet exposure can be crucial. Unfortunately, many don't have the necessary resources to explore this important marketing avenue. Now Bail USA, Inc., a national bail surety company, has partnered with AboutBail.com, the web's most-used bail bond (http://www.aboutbail.com) directory, to offer its bail agents listings. As part of the relationship, Bail USA and its bail agents will be given access to AboutBail.com's BailEngine software to manage critical business processes.
Bail USA's clients easily can be found on AboutBail.com, a comprehensive and easy-to-use directory for bail agents, criminal attorney, investigators and bail bond recovery agents. By partnering with AboutBail.com, Bail USA, Inc. is providing its bail agents (http://www.aboutbail.com) an effective way to market themselves on the Internet. Each Bail USA, Inc. bail agent receives a listing in their coverage area on AboutBail.com. The bail agents are able to promote and differentiate their brands with a profile page that lists their contact information, logo and company description.
This relationship gives Bail USA, Inc. an opportunity to set itself apart from a crowded group of bail surety companies.
"This relationship provides a significant opportunity for growth and exposure," said Bail USA, Inc. President Cheryl Burns. "It's critical for us to attract and retain quality bail agents. Working with AboutBail.com is one of the many value-added benefits we offer our bail agents."
Since AboutBail.com was founded in 1999, the company has seen a significant growth in the number of people turning to the web to get help for their loved ones.
"The growth in Internet usage to find service providers and the nature of the bail process has made online marketing a necessity for bail agents," said Adam Camras, co-founder of AboutBail.com. "Many times the person in jail and the person posting the bond are not in the same city or state. Additionally, having to get someone out of jail is a foreign and unnerving process to most people. They are first turning to the web to do research, and subsequently finding a bail agent online to help them."
Terms of the relationship give Bail USA, Inc. and its bail agents access to BailEngine. BailEngine is a platform developed by AboutBail.com that enables bail surety companies to streamline business processes, manage data and communicate effectively with their liable bail agents. Upcoming releases of BailEngine will provide individual bail agents with features for complete office management.
About AboutBail.com
AboutBail.com is a nationwide directory of bail bond agents, criminal lawyers, investigators, immigration bondsmen, jails, courts and more. AboutBail.com's comprehensive database of bail agents, legal professionals and resources provides solutions to users with instant access to the help they need. AboutBail.com also offers customized marketing and technology solutions to bail surety companies. To contact AboutBail.com, call (866) 411-2245 or visit http://www.aboutbail.com
AboutBail.com was created by the same founders of the PInow.com Private Investigators (http://www.pinow.com) Directory and ServeNow.com a directory of Professional Process Servers (http://www.serve-now.com).
About Bail USA, Inc.
Bail USA, Inc. is a premier provider of bail bonds and is headquartered in Greenville, Penn. The company conducts business in 42 states and is the underwriter of choice among bail agents and clients. As the exclusive underwriter of Seneca Insurance Company, since their induction into the market in 1997, Bail USA, Inc. has written millions of dollars of bail bonds in all states that recognize surety bail. Bail USA, Inc. is dedicated to promoting surety bail and representing its industry with honesty, integrity, and a vision for the future. For more information, visit http://www.bailusa.net
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