BizRocket’s Pre-Teen Social Networking Targets Billion Dollar Market; Develops …
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Coral Springs, FL US, Aug 01, 2011 (Filing Services Canada via COMTEX) –
BizRocket.com, Inc. (BZRT – OTC Pink), announces growing acceptance of its’ patent pending KidzRocket.com subscription based social networking website for kids. The social networking market for kids age 13 and under is estimated at over $1 Billion per year and rapidly growing. BizRocket business plan projections of third and fifth year revenue of $37,162,002 and $126,464,983 and EBITDA of $22,117,624 and $92,059,673 respectively are doable. The Company is reviewing various advertising modalities which could generate significant additional revenue and profit streams. Parents for their children make major purchases including computers, various electronics and gaming systems, clothing, recreational, and educational products and services, etc. Social network marketplace spending is anticipated to reach $6 billion ($6,000,000,000) dollars this year. Three senior officers have over fifty years executive experience founding and developing companies and implementing exit strategies to both private and publicly held companies.
Parents subscribe a family membership for their children to avoid predators, cyberbullying, and phishing scams. Children younger and younger are learning how to use the computer and access the Internet, and cautious parents want to know their kids are safe.KidzRocket.com is said to be like a Facebook or MySpace for kids, but has added layers of protection for children. The system supports all activities for up to five family users at a cost of only $5.95 a month. KidzRocket.com is designed for kids age 9 to 13 and provides some of the same features as Facebook, but with membership and activity controls. Parents know exactly what’s going on while their children have fun with friends online. KidzRocket.com puts parents back in control for their kids’ safety.
About KidzRocket.com
KidzRocket.com was invented to meet the National challenge to help protect children from Internet predators, cyberbullying, and various inappropriate Internet contact. KidzRocket.com complies with the Children Online Privacy Protection Act – FTC (COPPA). KidzRocket.com is a subsidiary of BizRocket.com, Inc. (otc pink:BZRT).
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BizRocket.com, Inc.
Robert Williams
754.245.2717
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Stout Home Furnishings
In late June, Stout Home Furnishings hit 1,000 likes on its Facebook page, less than two years after the longtime Hurricane business first established its Facebook page.
Jed Stout, the store’s 33-year-old manager, initially had some help from Creatus, a local marketing company, to establish his business’ social media package but now he manages most of it himself.
“Once I got a feel for how it works it’s not hard at all,” he says. “It’s just a matter of communicating with folks.”
Now the only aspect Creatus still does for Stout Home Furnishings is a weekly video commercial, which also appears on the store’s website and on its YouTube channel. Otherwise, Stout himself updates Facebook with information about new products, special deals for Facebook followers and even just friendly “hello” posts. Among the deals are first dibs on clearance items before they are announced on the showroom floor.
“I think it’s fair to give them an incentive and reward for paying attention to our posts,” Stout says.
Although he says Facebook is an excellent way to get the word out about sales, he believes social media does not work by itself. He uses a multimedia approach that still includes newspaper and radio advertising. While he does reach people of all ages through Facebook, most of them fall within the 25 to 35 age range.
Like Burgess, Stout also has a Twitter account for his business but hasn’t seen the same strong results that Facebook offers. Because his Twitter account is linked to his Facebook account, though, it doesn’t take any extra work to post the same information on Twitter.
As with all social media it’s important to cross promote so the business’ Facebook page has a link for its website and vice-versa.
“The website gains us some Facebook fans because there’s a link where you can click and join our Facebook,” Stout says. “The two kind of help each other out.”
Fargo’s Drive-Thru
Fargo’s Drive-Thru has only been open two years — including about six months when it closed because a fire gutted the building — yet the restaurant already has more than 2,100 followers on Facebook.