The month of April has been a busy month for web impresario Ted Cantu, he is days away from expecting his first son, and he is whipping up a fury of curiosity on the web. Nonstop promotion and relentless online marketing has made him into an, “Uber Cyber Sales Giant”. These days you can find him selling everything from business tax strategies to Yamaha atv parts and its all thanks to the web. In just a few weeks, Cantu and his company Hot Metro Finds, has redefined the ways companies are found on the search engines and how they reach new potential clients.
“We ruled nothing out, we are promoting everything from Yamaha sports bikes, CPA’s, beauty products, financial services, and rock music” adds Cantu. “Getting that number one page position has helped so many of our clients. We are eager to open the doors to popularity for retail and the housing market”.
Michigan based Internet marketer Cantu is a former art director who worked with such industry giants as Foote Cone and Belding, Unilever, Capital Records, Coca Cola, WWF, Oprah, and Citbank just to name a few. After serving 5 generations of multimedia in the corporate arena he is now showing businesses how to compete with big league industry players.
“You never had a shift like this in the market place before. If you create a product or service you had to literally accept the small business around you in the past. Now days you can literally compete with some of the biggest names in your field of industry. You can go from zero to thousands to even millions in this market today – its nuts!” says Cantu.
Since the creation of the viral company, Hot Metro Finds, Cantu has been literally sold out since he opened his doors. He has promoted some of the most topical names today in the green industry including an automotive green clean technology. The most important thing to remember is that this company is doing this without the use of any pay per click or traditional advertising techniques. No investors have put in any money into the company and this has made all the difference.
“The minute you put investors into a program like ours its disastrous for this kind of operation. We don’t need middle management telling us what we can or cannot do. There are no – standards – or regulations. We set the pace. We place our clients on the web and spread their message virally on the web because that’s what they pay for” says Cantu.
This type of promotion has angered traditional media experts. On a typical day the viral marketing team gets its fair share of hate mail from newspaper media buyers and Yellow Page clerks. “They’re all jealous and why not? We are living the American dream and let me tell you something. The minute you get success and get enemies at the same time tells you that you are doing something right! I love the web and I love America!” says Cantu.
