Moreover: Moreover products are trusted by hundreds of leading organizations to deliver real-time current awareness and actionable news intelligence that drives informed business decisions. Moreover Technologies is the premier provider of real-time news, current awareness and business information - pioneering the way online news is gathered, refined, categorized and delivered

Google News: Receives millions of hits daily.

Ask News: Ask BigNews is a search and browse service that helps you find and track the most important and most talked about stories in the news.

Google Blogs: Blog Search is Google search technology focused on blogs.

* We will embed your website and logo with every press releases and blogs resulting in higher online visibility.

 * We never remove your content nor charge you any additional fees for traffic received. Many clients create a link on their website press page with the location to our website. Most websites can charge up to US$ 199 per year for the services listed below.

 Special Offer: Receive one FREE press release crafted by our experienced team of PR specialists. A US$79.95 value and sufficient reason to join today.

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1. Register and maintain your own account on our networks with a combined monthly traffic of over 700,000 unique visitors generating over 3,000,000 page views. We describe a page view as one person viewing one press release or classified placement. Its an offer on its own you can't ignore if you want to direct more traffic to your website.

2. Have your press releases appear in our partner news networks within minutes of being approved by our editorial staff. Two of these networks Google News,/Google Finance and Yahoo News receive more traffic than all the traditional media networks combined running to over 30 million hits a day. Your news article will be searchable on the main search page of Google within 24 hours and almost immediately on Google Blogs.

3. Have your news headlines become available on the pages of thousands of websites and emails through syndication by over 30,000 RSS/XML feed subscribers in our 70 news categories.

4. Get your press releases indexed on average 50 times every 24 hours by the major search engines including google, yahoo, msn and live.com that consistently crawl our networks looking for fresh and relevant contents for their customers.

5. Post unlimited press releases free on our news networks for an indefinite period of time. Even if you receive 1,000,000 hits per day on your article, we will not bring it down.

6. Post your company profile on the classified section  - "Company Profile" of our news website indefinitely and receive numerous free hits and public ratings.

7. Post your expert resume free on the "Expert Profiles" section on our classified section and expose yourself and/or organization for inclusion in journalist contact books. Hundreds of journalists turn to us seeking new sources and insider contacts to quote and reveal new angles to a news or feature article. Be among the first they contact in your field of specialization and receive free publicity and endorsement. A journalists contact book is their greatest tool of the trade - get yourself inside as many as possible.

8. Lubricate your PR experience with our popular weekly PR newsletter entitled "PR Tune-up" by our founder Joseph Reriani and other PR professional guest contributors. A wealth of public relations tips are contained on these weekly e-zines. A must for any person wishing to employ public relations to grow their business. We currently have over 5,000 subscribers.

9. Have your press release become searchable by date and keywords on our networks. Great for generating traffic to your website in the long term.

10. Have an official looking printable "pdf - link" on all your articles. Include and file them with your media kit and other company documents. The printable page of the portable document file (pdf) will include a link to our news site where the original press release can be found. Great for creating a corporate image.

11. Receive a unique and permanent page where all your past press releases, company profiles and articles can be found under your name/author in the who is who section of our news site. Such a page is good to let the media and your customers know where you have been as an organization through your media releases.

12. Have your press release become easily available by date of publication in our archives section.

13. Make your press release easily found in our 70 topic categories. Ensure that your message is read by the right people by placing it in the right category during submission. Each category has a unique RSS/XML link that the specialist media use to serve relevant articles and news right on their computers.

14. Get an individual and permanent URL of all your press releases. You can place the URL on your website below the press release. Many of our customers simply say: "The original article can be found at: http://prudentpressagency.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=**** "

15. Have your press release optimized for search engine indexing and searchable in the major search engines within 1 to 7 days of publication compared to the average 6 months it normally takes new content.

16. Have your news articles "rated" by the public and start a threaded discussion on the topic. A great avenue to know what others think of your products, services and articles. One does not need to be registered on our website to rate your article. The editorial team is always on the look out for offensive materials posted by the public. Please contact us with the complete URL if you find anything objectionable on our website.

17. Receive a permanent hit counter on each of your press releases that displays the page impressions/traffic since publication. This information is available to everyone visiting your press release or classified placements. It is to you advantage to direct as much traffic to your press release as possible. This is because the more links that point to your press release, the higher your press release page is placed on keyword searches by the search engines.