CornerWorld [CWRL] Launches Front Page Leases

Monday, 11. 21. 2011  –  Category: CornerWorld Corporate, Enversa Companies

DALLAS, TX–(Marketwire – November 21, 2011) CornerWorld Corporation (OTCBB: CWRL) recently named Dallas Business Journal’s fastest-growing public company in North Texas, announced today its latest expansion into Internet marketing with the launch of FrontPageLeases.com.

Front Page Leases creates instant long-term solutions to small business owners who typically struggle to see first-page search results placement of their website on major search engines. By combining effective search engine optimization with strategic domains, Front Page Leases is able to offer for lease to its clients websites that are already developed and ranking on the first page of major search engines.

“We see that leasing this prime Internet real estate as directly coinciding with the push toward featuring local small businesses by major search engines, and we are excited to offer affordable…

Standard & Poor’s Initiates Factual Stock Report Coverage on CornerWorld Corporation (CWRL)

Tuesday, 08. 2. 2011  –  Category: CornerWorld Corporate, Dial611, Enversa Companies, Ranger Wireless Solutions

New York, NY – August 2, 2011 Standard & Poor’s announced today that it has commenced Factual Stock Report coverage on CornerWorld Corporation (OTCBB:CWRL).

Baby Magic Selects Enversa Companies as Search Marketing Agency for Another 12 Months

Monday, 06. 27. 2011  –  Category: CornerWorld Corporate, Enversa Companies

DALLAS, Texas: CornerWorld Corporation (OTCQB: CWRL) (PINKSHEETS: CWRL) recently named Dallas Business Journal’s fastest-growing public company in North Texas, announced today that its subsidiary Enversa Companies, LLC (“Enversa”) has extended its partnership with Naterra International, Inc. for an additional 12 months.

It All Comes Back to the Brand

Thursday, 10. 7. 2010  –  Category: Enversa Companies

In an age where advertising is everywhere and the competition in any vertical has never been so intense, consumers are growing immune to the messages companies are trying to deliver.  This “tune out” has even the largest corporations scrambling to keep their brands strong while smaller, more personal brands are engaging consumers on a more intimate level.  Using social media and personal connections, they (intentionally or not) have tapped into the marketplace demand for transparency and authenticity from businesses.  As a result, the strength of a brand is now constructed more by the consistency at each level of the organization.  Stripping away the billboards, e-blasts and Twitter posts, you can see that good brands permeate into the culture of an organization.  It is a mantra,…