The Michigan economy has been in a state of flux lately in several industries. We are seeing reports in the Wall Street Journal and New York Times about residents and businesses fleeing the state. Several newspaper and media sources have completely folded such as the Ann Arbor News. This leads retailers to wonder what their next move is going to be. Online marketing innovator Ted Cantu is taking this recent state of events very seriously.
Cantu is the innovator of video entertainment site, Hot Metro Finds. This site showcases the best of what Detroit has to offer. This site is expanding in its current state and is featuring everything from rock music, artist interviews, restaurant information and showcasing the personalities of S.E. Michigan. It is ranked very high on Google and that has prompted this innovator to create a new environment for his online audience.
“The idea to introduce coupons came from a recent chain of events. As more printed sources fall apart the choice is obvious. We believe in giving the people what they want. We are putting retailers on the first page of Google already so why not put their coupons where people can find them.” Says Ted Cantu. The innovator of web video marketing in Detroit has been looking for ways to connect retailers and consumers and has landed a new method with this Michigan coupons program.
“There are many coupon sites out there but most of them are not easily found on the Internet. If people cannot find them they are not going to print them out and redeem them. Our search engine technology is at peak form and unlike other coupon sites we actually guarantee our results.” Says Cantu.
In the last three months Cantu has taken green companies and placed them on page one of Google. He has taken this same methodology to restaurants, retailers, CPA firms, MRI firms, medical urgent care centers, alternative medicine, beauty retailers, salons, and more. In addition to doing top notch search engine optimization Hot Metro Finds have placed their clients into USA Today, CBS Media, NBC Media, PBS Channel 56, Detroit Free Press and Wall Street Hour.
