60 http://www.prwebpodcast.com A Top 30 Stream of Philip O'Hara Press Releases (in OGG format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com (PRWeb) podMaster@emediawire.com Fri, 18 Jul 2008 22:06:58 -0700 Philip O'Hara http://www.prweb.com/prwebrss.gif 130 49 http://prwebpodcast.com Copyright PRWeb International, Inc. en-us http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss A Top 30 Stream of Philip O'Hara Press Releases (in OGG format) via PRWeb A Top 30 Stream of Philip O'Hara Press Releases (in OGG format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com PR Web PRWeb no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/1/prweb499606.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/1/prweb499606.htm American Finasco Inc. is fast becoming one of the top debt restructuring companies in the nation, with a lengthy client list that spans across numerous US markets, a surge in sales, and recent offer to take its winning program to national television -- providing an alternative to business bankruptcy in an educational, news magazine format. [PRWeb Jan 25, 2007] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/1/prweb499606.htm Wed, 21 Feb 2007 15:00:36 -0800 podcrew@extrahoop.com www.americanfinasco.com. Or call, (936)588-8500, and begin a turnaround today. ###]]> Gary Milleson American Finasco Inc. Tops List of Best Debt Restructuring Companies in the Industry -- Leading the Way with Record Sales and National Television Offer www.americanfinasco.com. Or call, (936)588-8500, and begin a turnaround today. ###]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/5/prweb385227.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/5/prweb385227.htm NFL Great Jerry Kramer Returns To Lambeau Field For Return Of Stolen Super Bowl I Ring [PRWeb May 16, 2006] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/5/prweb385227.htm Wed, 17 May 2006 17:25:26 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com JerryKramer.com and announce the details surrounding the online auction. The proceeds will be used to start a trust that will provide financial assistance to those retired players who have become indigent or disadvantaged due to inadequate pension and disability compensation from the league they helped to build. Kramer first learned that the ring may have surfaced during a mysterious call from Canada in which an unidentified man asked, “Are you missing your Super Bowl ring?” That was followed by a call from John Nitschke, the son of Ray Nitschke, the Packers’ Hall of Fame middle linebacker, who refused to believe his deceased father’s former teammate and friend would sell his Super Bowl I ring. Kramer immediately contacted the auction house, Mastro Auctions, Inc. The auction was stopped. Kramer’s Chicago-based lawyer, Mel Fien contacted authorities and then contacted the person who consigned the ring. The consigner demanded Kramer trade his original ring for the replica ring; Kramer promptly rebuffed the offer. Mastro Auctions then went about securing the ring from consigner so they could return it to Kramer. The general public is invited to attend the ring presentation. It will take place in front of Lambeau field at 10:30 AM on Tuesday May 16th. Details about the ring presentation are now available at JerryKramer.com , including message boards and information about the odyssey of this historic heirloom. The public is invited to post their thoughts and comments at JerryKramer.com. Photos and audio from the press event will be posted Tuesday afternoon. The event will mark the end of a 25-year search by the 70-year-old offensive lineman for this most meaningful and historic possession. Interviews with Jerry Kramer are available on request. Contact Jennifer Smith (920) 499-7133. ###]]> Jennifer Smith Historic Super Bowl I Ring Stolen 25 Years Ago Finds Its Way Home JerryKramer.com and announce the details surrounding the online auction. The proceeds will be used to start a trust that will provide financial assistance to those retired players who have become indigent or disadvantaged due to inadequate pension and disability compensation from the league they helped to build. Kramer first learned that the ring may have surfaced during a mysterious call from Canada in which an unidentified man asked, “Are you missing your Super Bowl ring?” That was followed by a call from John Nitschke, the son of Ray Nitschke, the Packers’ Hall of Fame middle linebacker, who refused to believe his deceased father’s former teammate and friend would sell his Super Bowl I ring. Kramer immediately contacted the auction house, Mastro Auctions, Inc. The auction was stopped. Kramer’s Chicago-based lawyer, Mel Fien contacted authorities and then contacted the person who consigned the ring. The consigner demanded Kramer trade his original ring for the replica ring; Kramer promptly rebuffed the offer. Mastro Auctions then went about securing the ring from consigner so they could return it to Kramer. The general public is invited to attend the ring presentation. It will take place in front of Lambeau field at 10:30 AM on Tuesday May 16th. Details about the ring presentation are now available at JerryKramer.com , including message boards and information about the odyssey of this historic heirloom. The public is invited to post their thoughts and comments at JerryKramer.com. Photos and audio from the press event will be posted Tuesday afternoon. The event will mark the end of a 25-year search by the 70-year-old offensive lineman for this most meaningful and historic possession. Interviews with Jerry Kramer are available on request. Contact Jennifer Smith (920) 499-7133. ###]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/4/prweb376867.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/4/prweb376867.htm Jerry Kramer's stolen Super Bowl I ring resurfaces after 25 years at Chicago auction company. [PRWeb Apr 26, 2006] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/4/prweb376867.htm Thu, 27 Apr 2006 08:46:40 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com JerryKramer.com and has a set up a feed back section. He is encouraging people to visit the site to keep up with the case and share their thoughts and experiences about the sports memorabilia industry. He is also asking anyone that might have any information about where the ring has been for the past 25 years to contact him through his web site. Kramer first learned that the ring may have surfaced last week during a mysterious call from Canada in which an unidentified man asked, “Are you missing your Super Bowl ring?” He then stated that Kramer might be hearing something about his ring in the near future. That was then followed by a call from John Nitschke, the son of Ray Nitschke, the Packers’ Hall of Fame middle linebacker, who refused to believe his deceased father’s former teammate and friend would sell his Super Bowl I ring. “I see your Super Bowl I ring is up for sale. My dad would never have sold his ring, and I’m pretty damn sure you’d never sell yours, either,” Nitschke told Kramer. Kramer immediately contacted the auction house, Mastro Auctions, Inc., considered to be one of the largest in the world. He asked that the auction be stopped and that they contact the person who consigned the ring to inform them the ring is property stolen from him. The ring was up for auction for several days, the bid was at $20,000 when Mastro halted the auction. The ring is now in their safe. Kramer’s Chicago-based lawyer contacted authorities including the Illinois Attorney General and local Police Chief. Attempts to contact the person who consigned the ring are underway by Mastro, the authorities are working to get the ring back to Kramer. “This is an historic heirloom from Super Bowl I and an important piece of my legacy, one that I had anticipated passing on to my children. If the person who has this ring cannot see their way to return it to me, I will continue with the legal action available to me,” said Jerry Kramer. “The sports memorabilia business has recently been under a great deal of scrutiny. The fact that Mastro stopped the bidding can help to improve the image of the sports memorabilia industry. It is nice to know there are good people out there,” said Jerry Kramer. Missing objects do seem to find their way back to Kramer, as last year he found historic, lost Vince Lombardi locker room audio tapes from Super Bowl II that had been missing for 40 years in a trunk in his garage. Audio clips of the extraordinary... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/4/prweb376867.htm]]> Jennifer Smith Historic Super Bowl I Heirloom Stolen 25 Years Ago Resurfaces JerryKramer.com and has a set up a feed back section. He is encouraging people to visit the site to keep up with the case and share their thoughts and experiences about the sports memorabilia industry. He is also asking anyone that might have any information about where the ring has been for the past 25 years to contact him through his web site. Kramer first learned that the ring may have surfaced last week during a mysterious call from Canada in which an unidentified man asked, “Are you missing your Super Bowl ring?” He then stated that Kramer might be hearing something about his ring in the near future. That was then followed by a call from John Nitschke, the son of Ray Nitschke, the Packers’ Hall of Fame middle linebacker, who refused to believe his deceased father’s former teammate and friend would sell his Super Bowl I ring. “I see your Super Bowl I ring is up for sale. My dad would never have sold his ring, and I’m pretty damn sure you’d never sell yours, either,” Nitschke told Kramer. Kramer immediately contacted the auction house, Mastro Auctions, Inc., considered to be one of the largest in the world. He asked that the auction be stopped and that they contact the person who consigned the ring to inform them the ring is property stolen from him. The ring was up for auction for several days, the bid was at $20,000 when Mastro halted the auction. The ring is now in their safe. Kramer’s Chicago-based lawyer contacted authorities including the Illinois Attorney General and local Police Chief. Attempts to contact the person who consigned the ring are underway by Mastro, the authorities are working to get the ring back to Kramer. “This is an historic heirloom from Super Bowl I and an important piece of my legacy, one that I had anticipated passing on to my children. If the person who has this ring cannot see their way to return it to me, I will continue with the legal action available to me,” said Jerry Kramer. “The sports memorabilia business has recently been under a great deal of scrutiny. The fact that Mastro stopped the bidding can help to improve the image of the sports memorabilia industry. It is nice to know there are good people out there,” said Jerry Kramer. Missing objects do seem to find their way back to Kramer, as last year he found historic, lost Vince Lombardi locker room audio tapes from Super Bowl II that had been missing for 40 years in a trunk in his garage. Audio clips of the extraordinary... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/4/prweb376867.htm]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/3/prweb363363.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/3/prweb363363.htm Directory One’s innovative approach to internet visibility building has contributed to the company’s reputation as a leader in Search Engine Marketing and resulted in hundreds of satisfied clients. Directory One’s approach, known as Search Branding™, moves beyond traditional optimization adding marketing and management elements that create sustainable Search Engine Visibility. And while clients from virtually all professions and industries are benefiting, it is in highly competitive categories such as the legal profession where these unique methods are making the greatest inroads. [PRWeb Mar 27, 2006] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/3/prweb363363.htm Wed, 29 Mar 2006 15:46:55 -0800 podcrew@extrahoop.com Search Branding™ provides results far beyond those achievable with simple optimization. The process is further enhanced by ongoing management, research, analysis and consultation. “There are two key elements that contribute to the innovative results we achieve with Search Branding™,” according to John Holchin, President of Directory One. “First, using only ethical SEO techniques we approach the process of Search Engine Marketing from both sides of the equation—seeker and provider. This allows us to tailor campaigns that address the specific concerns of the target market and showcase the strengths of our clients. Next we integrate the process into the entire marketing philosophy of our client. The website isn’t a stand alone component. It becomes a critical element in generating long-term brand or firm awareness and visibility.” Directory One’s Search Branding™ technique involves a combination of conventional search engine marketing techniques – the methods that get sites high placement in search engines such as Google, Yahoo!, MSN and AOL – and online branding, a method of Internet saturation that causes the client’s name and site to appear frequently and consistently online. Achieving a pervasive Internet presence for clients’ websites is accomplished through methods such as frequent online press releases, distribution of industry-specific articles, and advertising in major international, local and industry-specific portals, directories and search engines. “An Internet branding campaign takes time,” says Sean Odom, COO of Directory One. “Our customers aren’t those looking for fast, turnkey solutions. We partner with our customers for the long haul. Attorneys understand the value of persistence—after all, they worked for years to get where they are. They know that quality results come with hard work over time.” Directory One has been marketing their clients on the Internet since 1996, which makes them... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/3/prweb363363.htm]]> Sean Odom Innovative Search Engine Marketing Critical for Today’s Law Firms Search Branding™ provides results far beyond those achievable with simple optimization. The process is further enhanced by ongoing management, research, analysis and consultation. “There are two key elements that contribute to the innovative results we achieve with Search Branding™,” according to John Holchin, President of Directory One. “First, using only ethical SEO techniques we approach the process of Search Engine Marketing from both sides of the equation—seeker and provider. This allows us to tailor campaigns that address the specific concerns of the target market and showcase the strengths of our clients. Next we integrate the process into the entire marketing philosophy of our client. The website isn’t a stand alone component. It becomes a critical element in generating long-term brand or firm awareness and visibility.” Directory One’s Search Branding™ technique involves a combination of conventional search engine marketing techniques – the methods that get sites high placement in search engines such as Google, Yahoo!, MSN and AOL – and online branding, a method of Internet saturation that causes the client’s name and site to appear frequently and consistently online. Achieving a pervasive Internet presence for clients’ websites is accomplished through methods such as frequent online press releases, distribution of industry-specific articles, and advertising in major international, local and industry-specific portals, directories and search engines. “An Internet branding campaign takes time,” says Sean Odom, COO of Directory One. “Our customers aren’t those looking for fast, turnkey solutions. We partner with our customers for the long haul. Attorneys understand the value of persistence—after all, they worked for years to get where they are. They know that quality results come with hard work over time.” Directory One has been marketing their clients on the Internet since 1996, which makes them... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/3/prweb363363.htm]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/3/prweb353677.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/3/prweb353677.htm Directory One Inc., the nation’s premier source for search engine marketing, is excited to announce their recent acquisition of video and DVD production studio Artistic Video Productions. Directory One recognizes that the Internet is quickly becoming a truly multimedia outlet and has made great strides in offering clients an inventive, fresh, and functional form of Internet marketing. The union of Directory One and Artistic Video productions will create a full-service Internet marketing firm for the 21st century. [PRWeb Mar 6, 2006] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/3/prweb353677.htm Tue, 7 Mar 2006 13:02:55 -0800 podcrew@extrahoop.com video production that bring high quality, lighting-fast videos to the Internet. Plus the firm provides full CD, DVD and VHS duplication services supported by graphics and design capabilities. Directory One values the visual effect of AVP’s productions. “The Internet is no longer a static, black-and-white medium,” says Sean Odom, COO of Directory One. “The acquisition of Artistic Video ties in seamlessly with our visibility building approach, which treats the Internet as a branding medium, as well as one for direct response. Offering multimedia design and video strengthens the branding part of the equation.” The fusion of Directory One’s vanguard Internet marketing services and Artistic Video Productions stunning visual creations will help clients strengthen their position in their industry, generate immediate sales, and develop long-term name recognition. Directory One has been an industry leader in Internet marketing and search engine optimization since its inception in 1996. The company is proud to still retain its very first client, as well as numerous others located across the country, from Los Angeles to New York City. In addition to the AVP team members who are joining Directory One, they bring a client list that boasts a number of instantly recognizable and well-respected names nationally and in the Houston market, including: Aerial Communications Deloitte & Touche Dresser Industries (Pump Division) Hewlett-Packard Houston Chronicle Igloo Inc. Kinkaid School Minute Maid Corporation Mitsubishi International Procter & Gamble Texas Medical Center Travel Network Wal-Mart Whataburger “In today’s dynamic business climate, being successful means profitably building visibility and motivating action within your target market,” according to John Holchin the President of Directory One. “Artistic Video gives us another cost effective tool to help you reach potential customers. Video—whether it’s for training, promotion or commercials will bring your name to your customers and help grow your business.” Directory One’s core proficiency is Internet marketing. “We go far beyond traditional search engine marketing,” according the Directory One founder, Philip O’Hara. “While SEO remains at the core of our efforts, our unique process is much broader. We approach the process from a marketing and management perspective that delivers sustainable results. SEO, hosting, domain name registration, website design, website content creation, consultation, analysis and now streaming video are all integral parts of the process. For more information about Directory One or video production that bring high quality, lighting-fast videos to the Internet. Plus the firm provides full CD, DVD and VHS duplication services supported by graphics and design capabilities. Directory One values the visual effect of AVP’s productions. “The Internet is no longer a static, black-and-white medium,” says Sean Odom, COO of Directory One. “The acquisition of Artistic Video ties in seamlessly with our visibility building approach, which treats the Internet as a branding medium, as well as one for direct response. Offering multimedia design and video strengthens the branding part of the equation.” The fusion of Directory One’s vanguard Internet marketing services and Artistic Video Productions stunning visual creations will help clients strengthen their position in their industry, generate immediate sales, and develop long-term name recognition. Directory One has been an industry leader in Internet marketing and search engine optimization since its inception in 1996. The company is proud to still retain its very first client, as well as numerous others located across the country, from Los Angeles to New York City. In addition to the AVP team members who are joining Directory One, they bring a client list that boasts a number of instantly recognizable and well-respected names nationally and in the Houston market, including: Aerial Communications Deloitte & Touche Dresser Industries (Pump Division) Hewlett-Packard Houston Chronicle Igloo Inc. Kinkaid School Minute Maid Corporation Mitsubishi International Procter & Gamble Texas Medical Center Travel Network Wal-Mart Whataburger “In today’s dynamic business climate, being successful means profitably building visibility and motivating action within your target market,” according to John Holchin the President of Directory One. “Artistic Video gives us another cost effective tool to help you reach potential customers. Video—whether it’s for training, promotion or commercials will bring your name to your customers and help grow your business.” Directory One’s core proficiency is Internet marketing. “We go far beyond traditional search engine marketing,” according the Directory One founder, Philip O’Hara. “While SEO remains at the core of our efforts, our unique process is much broader. We approach the process from a marketing and management perspective that delivers sustainable results. SEO, hosting, domain name registration, website design, website content creation, consultation, analysis and now streaming video are all integral parts of the process. For more information about Directory One or 00:15:00 no