/24-7PressRelease/ - May 15, 2008 - MarkNet Alliance member companies have achieved a new milestone with more than 300 auctions in 26 states currently active.
No other member-based company in the auction industry has reached this milestone. These auctions include everything from land, residential real estate and commercial real estate, to personal property and niche markets. Hundreds of these are online auctions that use MarkNet's proprietary Streamline Bid software.
"This is a tremendous achievement for our group of companies," said Matt Corso, MarkNet Alliance Operations Officer. "The members of MarkNet Alliance are really working hard at growing their businesses and staying on the leading edge of the industry. We are very grateful to be partnered with each of our member companies and we will continue to work hard to help them achieve even greater accomplishments with their businesses."
MarkNet Alliance is a national membership-based network of auction companies. MarkNet companies are already successful auction professionals with proven track records and thriving businesses. MarkNet allows companies to grow their existing businesses through technology, networking and educational training. MarkNet never asks a member company to give up their local identity, but instead partners with the company to help it grow.
MarkNet Alliance tools allow member companies to be more efficient, have a broader depth of expertise and help serve their clients with a more complete and well rounded service than ever before. MarkNet's revolutionary software allows members to cooperate with other member auctioneers across the country and manage the process from their home office.
To view the variety of current auctions and to find out more about MarkNet Alliance and its member companies please visit http://www.marknetalliance.com. You can also contact Matt Corso or Wendy Stewart at 1-888-307-6545.
CONTACT:
Wendy Stewart
wendy@marknetalliance.com
719-221-4723
MarkNet Alliance
http://www.marknetalliance.com
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