about virsha

Virsha is a search engine marketing firm founded by Sharon Virtue in 1999. Virsha combines the one-two punch of traditional and digital techniques to give your corporation the competitive edge in a crowded wired world.
Virsha has evolved over the years - today catering to mostly a high tech B2B clientele. It seems to be a good fit. We know the web. We know searchers. We can help you to help them find their way.
Why the B2B focus?
Simple: Virsha likes a challenge. B2B marketing is full of complex problems to solve - from defining conversions for a lead generation Web site, to assigning an appropriate cost per lead value in order to determine ROI. Your competition is undoubtedly playing in the PPC arena in additional to having a search engine optimization strategy in place. Virsha excels at dovetailing these two different search engine marketing tactics.
Why hire a librarian to do a marketer’s job?
Do you really need another marketer on your team? Virsha’s clients appreciate her:
- In-depth knowledge of search engines and directory classification systems
- Intuitive understanding of user search habits
- Expert level competitive intelligence & web research skills
- Well-honed analytical skills
- No-nonsense, jargon-free approach to client relations
Choosing a search engine marketing firm shouldn't be that big a deal. There are certainly enough (too many?) out there. The issue isn't really product differentiation - we all do basically the same thing. It's finding the right fit - a company in which you have confidence. A company whose approach you trust.
CLIENT TESTIMONIAL:
“Sharon brings a unqiue skill set to the world of search engine marketing. Her background as a librarian means that she has deep knowledge of the world of searching, taxonomies, classification, lexicons and metadata. It also gives her an extra edge in finding creative solutions to help your website attract the users and clients you want. She has highly impressive focus, talents, and professionalism.”
Vice President, Innovation
Sirsi Corporation
