MIAMI, May 6, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cross Atlantic Commodities, Inc. (Pink Sheets:CXAC), a distributor of specialty "quality of life" enhancement products, signs marketing agreement with Big Ray Gun for e-mail and online campaign.
In announcing this agreement, CXAC CEO Jorge Bravo emphasized the tremendous marketing reach of the program. Big Ray Gun (www.bigraygun.com) has over 70,000 affiliates. Tapping into this program will compliment our TV and direct mail advertising programs. "This opportunity is sure to put Re Juv by Caci, our lead product, in front of millions of consumers," said Bravo.
In addition, an agreement to fund $100,000 per week of TV media is now in place. The funding is based upon specific sales results from a test airing set to "kick off" on May 11, 2009. To assure a successful launch, all three marketing programs will start simultaneously.
About Big Ray Gun:
Big Ray Gun is a creative agency whose well-honed expertise offers unique value and voltage to a variety of online and offline projects. Working with diverse clients on these campaigns is the fluid foundation that Big Ray Gun thrives on: by bringing artisan-level execution to each and every project, be it an online marketing campaign, website, direct mail solution, or a viral/interactive experience -- a unique solution is derived. BRG was not made from a cookie cutter -- nor does BRG sell cookie-cut solutions. It should come as no surprise then that Big Ray Gun contains a host of talents which, when combined in whole or in part, create a myriad of opportunities to solve a creative problem -- creatively.
About Cross Atlantic Commodities, Inc.
Cross Atlantic Commodities, Inc. is a publicly traded company under the symbol CXAC. For more information about our products and company, please visit www.crossac.com
Cross Atlantic Commodities, Inc. develops, acquires, markets and distributes specialty "quality of life" enhancement products and general merchandise to the public via direct response marketing, direct marketing and eventually, mass retail/wholesale distributors. Products the company is currently marketing can be viewed on its website.
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