Intranets.com Launches Marketing Program | Internet News

Intranets.com Launches Marketing Program

Written By
Clint Boulton
Clint Boulton
Nov 9, 1999
1 minute read

Intranets.com Tuesday introduced an
affinity marketing program, which will allow companies to offer their
personal free intranet solution to their small business clients.

The free intranet portal said the new initiative will cater to telecommunications companies, Internet
service providers and Web-based business services.

Intranets.com licenses a fully functional, OEM version of the Intranets.com
intranet solution for delivery under the partner’s own brand.

The Intranets.com intranet portal solution provides partners’ users with
everything they need to quickly and easily create their own intranet —
from must-have collaboration applications and custom news, to personalized
vendor services.

The first partner to sign up for this service is inc.com. By offering its own custom-branded
intranet service to its small- and medium-sized business users, inc.com
expects to benefit from increased site traffic, improved stickiness, and
shared revenue streams generated from advertising and e-commerce transactions.

“By creating third-party champions for our offering and imbedding our
functionality in their sites, we’re translating the highly successful tool
of affinity marketing from the financial world to the Internet,” said Steve
Crummey, Intranets.com co-founder and chief executive officer.

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