GOLDLINE UNVEILS CLIENT TESTIMONIAL CAMPAIGN
Goldline International Unveils Client Testimonial
Television Campaign and Website
"My Goldline Experience" Campaign Features
Real Clients in Their Own Words
Santa Monica, CA - June 28, 2011 - Goldline International, Inc. has launched a new television campaign and website this week featuring clients of the company speaking in detail about their experience with Goldline and precious metals.
"Over the last 50 years, our company has been focused on providing the highest level of service to our clients and earning their business every single day," said Scott Carter, CEO of Goldline. "These testimonials show why many everyday Americans choose Goldline when learning about or acquiring precious metals."
The campaign includes three national television commercials featuring a successful entrepreneur, a retired telecommunications technician, and a couple discussing their experiences with Goldline. Delivered in an informal, interview style format, the commercials show the clients speaking in their own words about Goldline's customer service, product expertise, and what their precious metals purchases have meant to them and their families over time. The commercials can be viewed at www.goldline.com in the Media Library.
The campaign also includes an interactive website, www.mygoldlineexperience.com, which features six extended client "webisodes" delivered in the same style as the national commercials. In addition to the three clients featured in the commercials, there are also webisodes devoted to a construction official and his wife, a sales engineer, and a retired U.S. Navy officer. The site also includes written testimonials from Goldline clients discussing the company's commitment to client service, product expertise, professionalism, and patient approach to working with clients both new and experienced.
Clients are encouraged to share new stories about their experience with Goldline by submitting testimonials through the new MyGoldlineExperience.com website.
The commercials will air on major cable networks and channels such as Fox News, Fox Business News, CNBC, and others.
Return to the Goldline Press Center.
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