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Unique opportunity for a company treating neurological disorders, creating educational games or providing eLearning software Brain.com available for sale via DomainAdvisors

New Seabury, MA (PRWEB) February 29, 2012

Brain.com characterizes several major areas of growth in todays market: the treatment of neurological disorders, educational games, and the exploding eLearning industry. According to B2B Media, In the U.S. alone, companies spend more than $125B annually on learning and development with eLearning representing as much as 30% of training hours delivered to professional audiences, and that number is expected to rise exponentially in the upcoming years.

"Domain names like Brain.com have a strong and memorable branding association and offer significant advantages to online businesses, said Jeffrey Gabriel, President of DomainAdvisors. Good branding will make your domain name memorable, but a memorable domain name will make your branding efforts much easier. It's not often that a domain name of this caliber becomes available for sale, especially having not yet been developed. Brain.com not only provides the ability to the right investor to start with a clean slate, but also offer a very significant marketing and revenue opportunity. Mr. Gabriel shared that, DomainAdvisors is very pleased to be chosen as the exclusive brokerage firm to represent the sale of this premium domain.

For additional information or offer guidelines on Brain.com, please contact Jeffrey Gabriel directly at +1 508 689 9569, ext. 701 or Jeff(at)domainavisors(dot)com.

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Raleigh, N.C. The state Department of Transportation gave the public one last opportunity Monday to speak out about aplan to collect tolls along Interstate 95 to pay for highway improvements.

About 200 people turned out for the final public meeting about the tolls at a Fayetteville hotel, 10 days after the Federal Highway Administration gave the plan conditional approval. Many asked that the state find other ways to fund road improvements, but the DOT said the sta has to maintain more roads with less money.

North Carolina, which is one of three states participating in a pilot project allowing tolling on existing interstates, consistently ranks in the top two states for the number of roads it manages. It also ranks near the bottom nationally in dollars spent per mile of highway.

Still, Chuck Fager, of Fayetteville, said he worries that tolls would scare business away from the I-95 corridor.

"It will make this region much less attractive to new businesses and employers," Fager said. "It will be an economic setback to the region."

Fager mapped the alternatives to the highway's path through North Carolina online.

"From border to border, it's three hours," he said. "If you take 301, it would take five hours."

Even if people do choose to take different routes, he said, tolls will still affect everyone.

"Most everything we buy will be coming by truck, and the heavy cost of the tolls will be passed on (to consumers)," Fager said.

Musheerah Ali, of Lumberton, drives on I-95 every day to get to Fayetteville for work and said she doesn't support tolling.

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SEO Agency brings corporate SEO tools to small business in Solihull and Birmingham

Birmingham, UK (PRWEB UK) 29 February 2012

Jaspal Sahota, Director of Vitis PR, said, We have been tightly integrating SEO into corporate PR campaigns for years. Now, having streamlined our processes, we can make the tools and skills we developed in corporate SEO, affordable to smaller businesses. There is a significant overlap between public relations and ethical SEO and we can offer a more rounded service to clients compared to pure SEO agencies.

We have developed a very effective and affordable SEO service for local and small businesses owners with WebPageOneHQ. A local business might easily spend 2,000 a year on listings in local directories, and be listed alongside many competitors. With our SEO service, we can help businesses stand out on the web and get more sales while spending less than the cost of a premium listing in a major local directory.

WebPageOneHQ has already signed up a number of local businesses for SEO in the Solihull and Birmingham areas. The agencys offerings include services for local retailers, e-commerce businesses and local search optimisation (Google Places).

To find out more, contact Jaspal Sahota on 0121 285 8048 or visit WebPageOneHQ's SEO blog at http://www.webapageonehq.com/blog/

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