ST. GEORGE, Utah, July 25, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Ideal Financial Solutions, Inc. (Pink Sheets:IFSL), announced today they have launch a national radio advertising campaign to market Ideal's CashFlow Management.
The company has partnered with Return on Media, a mass media agency located in Los Angeles, California and The Summit Group headquartered in Orem, Utah. Return on Media specializes in media solutions with a special focus on television, radio, and the Internet. The Summit Group specializes in large ticket back end direct marketing sales.
The radio campaign offers the Ideal Wealth Builder CD or on-line resources for free, plus shipping and handling, with a personal one hour consultation with a cash flow specialist.
"We have enjoyed working with Peter Suarez and the Return on Media team. They have a powerful network with a proven success record and we feel confident in their ability meet our long term media and advertising needs," said Chad Sunyich, Ideal's Executive Vice President.
"We're very excited to begin this new relationship with Ideal Financial. Return on Media uses a performance based business model. We succeed when our clients succeed. We've taken a close look at Ideal's financial management software and have concluded that the general market will positively respond. Ideal is providing financial solutions that are desperately needed in today's economic environment and are usually reserved for the financial elite," said Peter Suarez, President of Return on Media.
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