Kudzu.com Sends Must-Do Home Improvement Advice to Your Inbox
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Posted on February 9, 2011 at 10:42:01 AM
Kudzu.com Sends Must-Do Home Improvement Advice to Your Inbox
New Weekly Newsletter Helps Homeowners Take Control of Their Homes and Lives
ATLANTA, Feb. 9, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The home experts at Kudzu.com are making home improvement as easy as one-two-three with the site's new weekly email titled Must-Do 52.
The newsletter shares three vital tasks each week that are intended to enhance home values and help homeowners keep their homes in tip-top shape and free from costly repairs all 52 weeks of the year. Every issue of Must-Do 52 includes one interior, one exterior and one landscaping project or tip.
"Must-Do 52 takes the guess work out of home maintenance and provides practical advice that helps homeowners save money, reinvest in their homes, and ultimately increase their homes' values," said Rhonda Hills, Kudzu.com vice president and chief marketing offer. "At Kudzu.com, we primarily serve the 'don't-do-it-yourselfer' and understand that homeowners often don't know where to start or who to call to help solve their home-related problems. The goal for our new newsletter is to create a more informed homeowner and one that that is less intimidated about making home improvements."
Must-Do 52 pairs home improvement advice with interesting facts and helpful hints in a quick-to-read, easy-to-understand format. The newsletter's weekly projects are supported at http://www.kudzu.com by in-depth advice columns, educational videos and home contractor recommendations from homeowners in every major U.S. market. Must-Do 52 is free and can be received by completing the registration form at http://www.kudzu.com/mustdo52.
Performing regular home maintenance is imperative to keeping a pristine home and maximizing home values. In many cases, simple maintenance projects can help homeowners save money by catching problems before they become severe and can even help prevent some issues altogether. Many home improvement problems are too complicated or dangerous for homeowners to complete themselves. To find a list of local home service providers who can help, visit http://www.kudzu.com.
About Kudzu
Kudzu.com helps consumers choose the best service providers for their home and family and gives businesses the tools to drive "word of mouth" online. Launched in 2005, Kudzu.com currently features 12 million businesses, 4 million consumer ratings and reviews, and 27,500 active money-saving deals for homeowners in every major U.S. city. Kudzu.com reviews and business profiles are distributed on more than 100 major TV, radio and newspaper websites, as well as Cox.net the home page for Cox High Speed Internet customers. Kudzu is owned and operated by Cox Search Inc., a subsidiary of Cox Enterprises, a leading communications, media and automotive services company. Cox's businesses include Cox Communications, Manheim, AutoTrader.com and Cox Media Group. For more information, please visit Kudzu.com.
SOURCE Kudzu.com
Kudzu.com
CONTACT: Clint Briscoe of Kudzu.com, +1-678-645-0624, clint.briscoe@coxinc.com
Web Site: http://www.kudzu.com
New Weekly Newsletter Helps Homeowners Take Control of Their Homes and Lives
ATLANTA, Feb. 9, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The home experts at Kudzu.com are making home improvement as easy as one-two-three with the site's new weekly email titled Must-Do 52.
The newsletter shares three vital tasks each week that are intended to enhance home values and help homeowners keep their homes in tip-top shape and free from costly repairs all 52 weeks of the year. Every issue of Must-Do 52 includes one interior, one exterior and one landscaping project or tip.
"Must-Do 52 takes the guess work out of home maintenance and provides practical advice that helps homeowners save money, reinvest in their homes, and ultimately increase their homes' values," said Rhonda Hills, Kudzu.com vice president and chief marketing offer. "At Kudzu.com, we primarily serve the 'don't-do-it-yourselfer' and understand that homeowners often don't know where to start or who to call to help solve their home-related problems. The goal for our new newsletter is to create a more informed homeowner and one that that is less intimidated about making home improvements."
Must-Do 52 pairs home improvement advice with interesting facts and helpful hints in a quick-to-read, easy-to-understand format. The newsletter's weekly projects are supported at http://www.kudzu.com by in-depth advice columns, educational videos and home contractor recommendations from homeowners in every major U.S. market. Must-Do 52 is free and can be received by completing the registration form at http://www.kudzu.com/mustdo52.
Performing regular home maintenance is imperative to keeping a pristine home and maximizing home values. In many cases, simple maintenance projects can help homeowners save money by catching problems before they become severe and can even help prevent some issues altogether. Many home improvement problems are too complicated or dangerous for homeowners to complete themselves. To find a list of local home service providers who can help, visit http://www.kudzu.com.
About Kudzu
Kudzu.com helps consumers choose the best service providers for their home and family and gives businesses the tools to drive "word of mouth" online. Launched in 2005, Kudzu.com currently features 12 million businesses, 4 million consumer ratings and reviews, and 27,500 active money-saving deals for homeowners in every major U.S. city. Kudzu.com reviews and business profiles are distributed on more than 100 major TV, radio and newspaper websites, as well as Cox.net the home page for Cox High Speed Internet customers. Kudzu is owned and operated by Cox Search Inc., a subsidiary of Cox Enterprises, a leading communications, media and automotive services company. Cox's businesses include Cox Communications, Manheim, AutoTrader.com and Cox Media Group. For more information, please visit Kudzu.com.
SOURCE Kudzu.com
Kudzu.com
CONTACT: Clint Briscoe of Kudzu.com, +1-678-645-0624, clint.briscoe@coxinc.com
Web Site: http://www.kudzu.com