Controversial Fake Doctor Note Website Improves Product, Doubles Internet Exposure
Released on: June 10, 2008, 10:31 pm
Press Release Author: Mark Marquisi
Industry: Healthcare
Press Release Summary: Fake doctor note Web site doubles exposure via outsourced Web 2.0 Buzz, SEO, product development and catchy branding.
Press Release Body: Fake doctor note Web site doubles exposure via outsourced Web 2.0 Buzz, SEO, product development and catchy branding.
St. Paul, MN - June 10, 2008 -- St Paul, MN - Mark Marquisi, the Minnesotan man who began an experimental off-beat website last November, has since doubled his site\'s exposure in Google, MSN and Yahoo!. Enter \"Doctor Note\" into Google and find his controversial product - a bundle of \"Novelty\" Doctor Notes - near the top of the rankings.His colorful site, known as BestFakeDoctorNotes.com, has recently established itself as the number one site to find the most realistic fake doctors notes and other medical excuses. Since November, his has obtained 2,000 incoming links and now receives over 1,200 visits a day.Like any website, Marquisi\'s business began with a minimal amount of traffic, but over the last few months he has made several efforts to gain his websites high rankings.\"SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, is probably the largest part,\" he states. Marquisi attributes his sites rankings and surge in traffic to outsourced Web 2.0 submissions, article marketing, Google Adwords and viral marketing. His sales-page spokesperson, a fictional shyster titled \"Dr. E.Z. Streat\", has also played a role in building his brand. \"I wanted to create this sort of shady-yet-fun character who pitched my doctors excuses. After some trial and error, Dr. E.Z. Streat was my result. Customers seem to love him for some strange reason,\" Marquisi states. Marquisi\'s product improvement has also played a role. After noticing that a few other websites seem \"deeply inspired\" by his, he\'s learned that only way to dominate the market is to create a broader bundle of notes of much higher quality. \"Most of my competitor\'s sites now have doctors notes that try to mimic mine. So I have to use my graphic design skills to constantly create something new, something better. I recently added a Podiatrist Note, an Oral Surgeons note, and a Dermatologist Note. To be quite honest, I am running out of ideas,\" he states. His website\'s progression hasn\'t been a walk down easy street. Since its recent increase in exposure, it has also gone through some controversy. Last month Marquisi received an email from a Baptist preacher, claiming this product was enabling people to do wrong. Marquisi has a different angle. \"I created this as an experiment, and it works. People search for these and they buy them. I am not breaking the law or causing harm. And people who use these for illegal means are misusing my product. They\'re meant for fun - for a joke,\" he stated. To learn more about Marquisi\'s doctor note website, check out the site at www.bestfakedoctornotes.com.