Trapper Ron Sales Skyrocket After Tip From The Publicity Hound

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Trapper Ron's Humane Animal Removal & Relocation Services sales have exploded since a full page article was written about our services. Not only was our article full page, it was contained in Section A Page two of the Sunday edition of the Detroit Free Press.

http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070311/NEWS05/703110601/-1/PRINT

I would like to personally thank Joan Stewart from the Publicity Hound for her Newsletters particularly the one with the contact information that ultimately resulted in a great article. Our phones have been ringing off the hook and our sales have quadrupled since the article was released on March 11, 2007.

If you are interested in free publicity tips that work then I highly recommend that you read her newsletters: http://www.publicityhound.com/

Joan has been an inspiration for us and we now wait and read her newsletters with great anticipation. Free publicity can be challenging and trying; but when you have a pro giving you advice, it can be very easy.

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About Trapper Ron's

Trapper Ron Baker has over 20 years of wildlife control experience, stories and advice for you to enjoy. He has handled every thing from mice, squirrels, skunks, ground hogs, raccoons, birds, bees, muskrats, coyote, and opossum.

Trapper Ron is licensed by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources as a Wildlife Nuisance Animal Control Operator. LC# RC613.

The typical service includes setting live traps, daily baiting, and removal of all animals for one standard fixed price. Our competition charges a setup fee and a per animal fee. This can get very expensive particularly if they catch animals not targeted.

Many of our clients say that they wished they called Trapper Ron first.

As always, anytime you require a professional trapper, make sure they are licensed with the Michigan Department of Natural Resource and insured. Cost varies greatly so do your homework and call several trappers and compare pricing for the services offered. Ron Baker is the owner of Trapper Ron’s Humane Animal Removal & Relocation Services located in Farmington Hills. He assists homeowners and business with all wildlife nuisance issues in Farmington and surrounding cities.


Good Luck,
Trapper Ron
Humane Animal Removal & Relocation Services.

http://www.trapperron.com/