WeBuildTheUSA.com, Linking the World to America’s Construction Industry

Released on = May 2, 2005, 11:13 am

Press Release Author = Steven Baker

Industry = Internet & Online

Press Release Summary = WeBuildTheUSA.com is the first dynamic construction relevant portal. It is a free service to the public that allows them to perform unlimited searches on the Internet to locate their local construction industry provider’s any where in the US. It’s scheduled to launch online nationally later this year.To view
our prototype portal log on to www.WeBuildTheUSA.com and select Florida as your search state or go directly to www.WebuildFlorida.com to view more than 154,000 contractors, tradesman, suppliers and all other related services for the state of Florida.

Press Release Body = WeBuildTheUSA.com is the first dynamic construction relevant portal. It is a free service to the public that allows them to perform unlimited searches on the Internet to locate their local construction industry provider’s any where in the US. It’s scheduled to launch online nationally later this year. This new company will have a database of 2,212 million, Contractors,
Tradesmen, Products Supplies, Rentals and all other Industry Related Services nationwide.

The public can also down load free discount coupons and other information offered by their members to help them in their due diligence process in their selection of a contractor or other member providers. They have the ability to give feed back on their selection and rate their experience. It is also an online marketing and advertising company capitalizing on a very simple web-based advertising and marketing concept. WeBuildTheUSA.com
customer base has - - provable numbers. The U.S. Construction Industry generated $3.9 trillion in construction- and construction-related business in 2003, the single largest industry in the U.S. economy.

This industry has proven itself to be fast-paced, immediate and highly competitive. American construction companies spent $116.62 billion in advertising (2002est) and $4.12 billion in Internet marketing alone. Overall - Internet advertising in the US leaped by a staggering 32 per cent in 2004 to a tad shy of the $10 billion mark. Source; *U.S. Census Bureau, Statistical Abstract of the United States: 2004-2005; Plunkett Research, Ltd., 2003; The Wall Street Journal Online, “Special Report:“Building a Market,” webreprints.djreprints.com/624330569047.html.

The rising online advertising figures for the construction industry in the US, bare a testament to the fact that the Internet is fast gaining
importance. The degree of customization and personalization allowed by the medium in reaching customers leads most industry leaders to consider it seriously in their overall advertising budgets.

WeBuildTheUSA.com members will have a definable advantage over their competitors that try to go it alone in marketing their company’s web site on line using a pay per click/ bid for placement campaign using companies like Overture and others. WeBuildTheUSA.com has allocated 30% of their marketing budget toward a Co-Op program using all of the major search engines (Google, Yahoo, AOL and etc.) Members only pay fees once a year starting at $49.95 to $499.00. This gives them the advantage of the same pay per click campaign but in most cases at a much lower cost.

The member providing companies will also have the advantage of being linked to a national marketing and branding campaign using a nationally recognized Celebrity. WeBuildTheUSA.com is currently in negotiations with Richard Karn, (Al Borland) former co-star with Tim Allen, of nationally syndicated hit T.V. show Tool Time. Mr. Karn has agreed in principal to be the WeBuildTheUSA.com’s- national spokesperson. WeBuildTheUSA.com has demonstratable proprietary software operating live on the Internet @
www.WeBuildFlorida.com

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Web Site = http://www,WeBuildFlorida.com

Contact Details = Steven Baker -
WeBuildTheUSA.com INC.
Satellite Blvd.,
Orlando Fl.32837
407-447-0377 Voice
407-447-0380 Fax 407-709-4059Cell
sbaker@webuildtheusa.com