Launch: Online Tool Create Company Profile or Bio Automatically, International

Alameda, CA, June 05, 2006 --(PR.com)-- Leveling the playing fields for the United Arab Emirates, along with Australians and U.S. companies, San Francisco Bay Area firm, Allison Bliss Consulting launches an online tool that helps companies of any size write their company profile automatically & immediately for them. Already #1 on Google, this company profile-writing tool is helping companies internationally get funding, find customers across the globe, and inform the media through comprehensively creating a clear profile they can take to financiers, to clients or use for publicity.

“I couldn’t see companies wasting hundreds of dollars to write a profile when essentially the elements are basically the same in each profile”, notes Bliss, known for creating clever and efficient marketing tools, customized marketing plans and the firms 'testimonials-to-position a company' service.

Creating a tool that extracts information about each company and then analyzes it to produce a basic profile allows the firm to uniformly provide this affordable service internationally and level the communications ‘playing field’—which they’ve done for dozens of international countries as well as scores of U.S. firms.

“At first launch, when we had so many people from the United Arab Emirates purchasing our profile tool we were a bit apprehensive, but then realized that was a rather racist, propagandized ‘terrorist’ reaction created by the media in which we used to work. Now we’re just glad that honest, hard working business owners worldwide can easily find this tool,” cites Bliss.

Whether the company profiles or personal biographies (bios) are used in the U.S.  or abroad, the purpose remains the same—to help readers get a clear understanding of the company, it’s qualifications, personnel and special strengths. Since this online tool costs only $21.99, companies worldwide are having staff utilize the tool to prepare bios for company promotional materials, an Arab Sheik has purchased the tool for his own personal use, and an Australian software firm is using the tool to promote their products to partners.

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