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NeWave Reports Significant Increase In Search Engine Rankings


Search engines prove value in driving relevant web traffic.

PromotionWorld.com
Wednesday, April 12, 2006; 02:07 AM

NeWave, Inc. today announced that its subsidiary ‘onlinesupplier.com’ has significantly increased its natural search traffic and continues to advance its position in the rapidly expanding natural search environment. Onlinesupplier.com recently partnered with leading search engine optimization firm ‘SubmitaWebsite’ to increase its rankings in relevant search engine terms.

Aaron Gravitz, NeWave Vice-President Media stated, “We now have over 50 relevant keywords and terms that rank in the top 10 in Google search results including several #1 rankings. We also have numerous keywords and terms ranking in the top 10 in AOL, MSN, Netscape, Yahoo and AskJeeves search results. As a result of the Submitawebsite partnership, we’ve made a series of website improvements to make it more “search friendly.” He added, “It is quite remarkable how quickly our web traffic has grown. In July 2005, the onlinesupplier.com website averaged approximately 2,800 daily visits. By February 2006, daily hits increased to over 20,000 and one month later in March, visits climbed to over 38,000 a day.”

Joe Griffin, President of Submitawebsite, Inc. commented, “The partnership between onlinesupplier.com and Submitawebsite, has surpassed expectations. In a sea of brick & mortar and web-based companies alike, onlinesupplier.com boasts a unique and marketable business model. In only a few short months, by utilizing our platform they’ve experienced tremendous growth in their search engine rankings. Search engines have proven to be the most efficient method in targeting a national audience, and are quickly beginning to dominate local markets as well.”

• U.S. online retail sales are expected to reach $65 billion in 2004, and will continue to grow by a compound annual growth rate of 17 percent through 2008 to top $117 billion, according to a report issued from Jupiter Research. According to the report, "Market Forecast: U.S. Retail 2004-2008," the growth in online retail will be due in part to new online buyers, not just veterans, who have come to embrace the medium. By 2008, one-half of the population will make purchases online.

• Niki Scevak from Jupiter Research projects that by 2009 ‘Search’ will be a $19 billion dollar industry.

About Submitawebsite

Submitawebsite, Inc. was founded in 1997. Starting as a simple search engine submission company, Submitawebsite has evolved into a sophisticated Internet marketing agency, whose principals, Joe Griffin Sr. and Joe Griffin Jr., believe that a strong work ethic, honesty and integrity are still the most important principals in today’s aggressive business world. These disciplines coupled with cutting edge knowledge, experience and strategies make Submitawebsite a natural choice for leading companies in search of search engine marketing.

Submitawebsite, Inc. has serviced over 1,000,000 websites with free search engine submission, and other popular Web master tools. The agency is also a popular destination and resource for Government, non-profit, and educational websites, provides high-end SEO management services for approximately 500 clients in nearly every industry.

About NeWave, Inc.

NeWave, Inc. through its websites ‘onlinesupplier.com’, ‘buydiscount.com” and mysoftwaretutor.com, provides ecommerce solutions and thousands of high value products at significant savings to its online loyalty club customers and members.

To find out more about NeWave (OTCBB: NWWV), visit our websites at www.newave-inc.com, www.onlinesupplier.com and www.buydiscount.com. The Company’s public financial information and filings can be viewed at www.sec.gov.


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