CROSSVILLE, Tenn., July 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- NextTruck is rolling out its latest and greatest offer to companies looking to advertise on NextTruckOnline.com. The company is incorporating geo-targeted banner advertising as a marketing option for interested buyers. Geo-targeted banners allow businesses to target customers that are located within a set mile radius of the company's zip code or its locations. This will enable companies to specifically reach their selected audience based on simple geographical information. No more resources will be wasted advertising products or services to people who are too far to actually acquire them, facilitating a more customized approach and hopefully better results.

NextTruck specializes in providing a platform for sellers to advertise their semi trucks, trailers, parts and accessories using methods that focus on targeting the most active buyers. NextTruckOnline.com boasts an easily navigable layout to provide the trucking industry with an easy to use system for all of their truck needs. NextTruck also aims to drive business to your company through extensive research and search engine optimization. NextTruck's social media presence on Facebook and Twitter increases exposure organically to bring in more customers.

NextTruck also offers a List for Free, Pay for Results program that provides advertisers with the ability to list their products and services on the website without paying a dime until they experience phone call and email leads.

With NextTruck's suite of advertising options, people in the heavy duty trucks business can spread listings of their products to their consumers in a reliable, cost-effective manner, increasing their profits and return on investment.

For more information on NextTruck please visit (http://nexttruckonline.com), or call (866) 783-5137.

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Media Contact:

Amy Looper, General Manager
866-783-5137 or 931-707-3800
alooper@nexttruckonline.com

SOURCE NextTruck