Intel with Google Push marketing program website traffic surge

Intel has released a new global tool to help the Middle East reseller to collaborate on marketing activities with Google, the internet search engine. Intel has created a new virtual marketing storefront for its retail channels and launched an advertising program to make it easier for resellers to publish online ads via Google.
According to the Itp.net website, this online marketing site allows selected resellers to place print ads, order goods and services, and to link the company's information and logos to those products or services according to the customer's requirements. This partnership with Google allows resellers to select keywords, and when people enter the keyword in a search engine, a link to the reseller site will be available next to Google's search results.
Intel acknowledges that the key element of the program, which works with Google, is the relevance of information. This will enable the reseller to reach the appropriate end user.
Steve Dallman, general manager of Intel's global reseller channel organization, said he was initially skeptical of the partnership plan. He said to the "Middle East Sales channel" website, "Who do I think might do it?" The plan may not work. However, after we tested with our channel partners, each partner asked us to provide more. They got a good result from the plan and were very excited about the tool. Their website hits 279 times a day before implementing the program. After implementing the plan, they reached 17,000 hits a day on the Middle East site.