Every country has a national anthem, so why not every company? That is exactly the question that http://www.enthem.com puts forth to potential customers.
This new and innovative Website offers businesses the opportunity to create an official company anthem or "eNthem." Why have customers listen to "on-hold" music, when you can use these precious minutes to communicate what your company is all about? Callers will be educated, entertained and probably, pleasantly surprised by your company's ingenuity.
"As a young boy of 17, five years ago, I immigrated to America from Russia," Stan Oleynick, the brains behind enthem.com, said. "I had a dream of starting a computer business as soon as I came to America, because I knew, that this is a land of opportunities. Hopefully this is the first step in a flight of many."
For businesses interested in creating an eNthem, the process is simple. Customers provide company background, contact information, and emphasize what the song should communicate. Within two weeks, the song will be complete.
Copyright belongs to the customer and their eNthem can be used in anyway they choose – to play on their business's Website, for television and radio ads, video clips and much, much more.
"The eNthem makes your business stand out from the crowd," John Marks, insurance business owner, said. "When I asked a few of my customers about the idea and listened to their positive reactions, I knew I had to try it."
The fixed price for an eNthem is $499 for a 3-minute piece. Oleynick will even sing; he has a musical background and can add a unique edge to the song.
Oleynick aims to achieve a financial goal of $1 million. Customers who pay an additional amount, and assist in attaining this goal faster, receive "Top Investor" status. As "Top Investor" the reward will be 5 percent ownership of a revolutionary, Internet project that is his final goal. The business' company logo or name will be featured on the eNthem homepage and linked to their company's Website, guaranteeing great exposure.
To listen to an eNthem, visit the website at http://www.enthem.com and learn more about why businesses are tuning in and turning up the volume.
Contact: Stan Oleynick
(916) 712-9637
http://www.enthem.com

About The Author

Stan Oleynick, 22, aims to pay for the start-up of his revolutionary internet project, by selling $1M worth of company anthems. Oleynick hopes that his unique idea, will attract big spending companies.
stan@enthem.com