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Cost-Effective System Developed By AcupunctureSchools.com

By Anonymous

July 19, 2004 -- Alan Hack, owner of AcupunctureSchools.com, announced the launch of its new Student Tracker™, an online automated service for students interested in obtaining admissions information from an acupuncture school. The web site features a directory of Acupuncture Schools, Oriental Medicine Schools and Chinese Medicine Schools in the U.S.

“By securing the top positions in the major search engines for keywords like “Acupuncture Schools,” “Acupuncture Training” and nearly 50 other related phrases, AcupunctureSchools.com attracts students interested in pursuing a curriculum in acupuncture education and redirects them to the web sites of the acupuncture schools selected,” according to Hack. The Student Tracker™ is an added convenience giving site visitors the ability to request admissions information by completing a simple online form.

“The information goes directly to the acupuncture school selected. It contains valuable information about the student’s interests, including: When do you intend to start?; What is your age?; What is the highest level of education attained?; and In what year did you graduate high school?,” according to Hack. The Student Tracker™ system was developed in response to suggestions by several participating acupuncture schools.

The annual price for a listing for an acupuncture school is $420. The Student Tracker™, which is optional, is $240 annually. Acupuncture schools have found the company pricing structure to be inexpensive in comparison to competing web sites, most of which are charging schools for each inquiry form submitted. The Student Tracker™ carries a flat-rate charge regardless of the number of forms submitted.

Sample acupuncture school listings can be viewed at:
www.acupunctureschools.com/california/index.php

A sample of the Student Tracker™ can be viewed at:
www.acupunctureschools.com/example.php

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