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MESA, Arizona, Dec. 8, 2005 - PromoterZ(tm) (pronounced promoters), a new online customer loyalty, care and referral system for small businesses, is now available at www.promoterz.com. The system provides an online service that includes customer feedback surveys, referral generation, customer "opt-in" email address acquisition, and automated promotional email management for a monthly fee ranging from $49.95 to $79.95. Small business owners have reported a steady increase in revenues while using the PromoterZ(tm) system. According to Dave Free, President of the company, "Our goal with PromoterZ(tm) is to deliver a powerful tool that helps small businesses speed growth through increased referrals and repeat sales."

With approximately 24 million small businesses in the United States, consumers have become overwhelmed with advertising noise. To get past the noise, small business owners are looking for ways to increase customer loyalty and encourage word-of-mouth marketing. PromoterZ(tm) was designed to help small businesses build customer relationships, increase customer loyalty, encourage customer referrals, and improve customer satisfaction. Users have access to extensive online reports that can be viewed and downloaded from anywhere via the web. There is no software download required and set-up is quick and easy.

After testing PromoterZ(tm) in his business, Chuck Matheny, Owner of Sport Clips(tm) Franchises said, "PromoterZ(tm) is amazing! We have seen a consistent increase in sales since we started using the system. Customers are making referrals every hour of the day that we never would have seen before. Plus, I'm more in touch with what is going on in my stores than I have ever been".

PromoterZ(tm) is being used or is soon to be used in a wide variety of markets, including the real estate, restaurant, medical, dental, sales, swimming pool, hair care, exercise, and retail industries.

For more information, please contact Chris Coberly 801.722.8807 chris@promoterz.com http://www.promoterz.com

About the author:

Dave Free is president of Zeryn, makers of PromoterZ(tm) (http://promoterz.com), a customer care system for small business growth. Mr. Free received an MBA from BYU and has worked as an Intel executive domestically and internationally, at a Washington think tank, and entrepreneur.