Common Sense Communications, Inc. Gets Proactive for Its Future in Internet Marketing

Belleville, MI, July 10, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Common Sense Communications, Inc. is reducing the number of sites it owns by over seventy five percent. The internet marketing company has placed over 50 domains for sale through Sedo.com. Company president Brian Hawkins says, "We'll own and run less than twenty sites now, most of which will undergo major site and program overhauls. Old outdated sites, scripts and concepts will be replaced with modern and reliable online assets for our clients. Each site will run independently yet be networked together when beneficial. We will continue to operate our major service sites while we undergo restructuring, eventually bringing third party businesses into the network." Common Sense Communications, Inc. operates as a parent and gateway to its various sites and services as well as a central customer service center.

After three years running several credit-based safelists, Common Sense Communications, Inc. has made the decision to leave the 'Safelist Business'. Hawkins says, "While we still believe there is a future for safelist marketing our business plan allows such ventures to become supplemental at best and the time and resources required to operate the sites outgrew the benefits derived from it. This is one of many changes we are in the process of making in order to stay competitive and proactive in today's online market."

This move is one of many steps in the company's attempt to restructure is business to business services with the primary focus on online marketing and site promotion. While significantly reducing the number of sites in it's network, Common Sense Communications will increase it's effectiveness for current and future clients and strengthen it's online identity.

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