Sask Oil and Alberta Petroleum

Canada is not just a country that has beautiful landscapes and dynamic golf courses; it is a country rich in underground reservoirs. Canada is a country that is rich in global oil reserves and is ranked as world’s second largest producer of oil, after Saudi Arabia. It is said to be the third largest producer of natural gas in the world. Moreover, Canada ranks as number 5 in the list of largest energy produces all over the globe, and produces crude oil in abundance which makes Canada rank as number seven in the list of crude oil producing countries.

Canada’s energy production has almost doubled since 1980. An incredible 176 billion barrels of oil reserves make Canada a strong country in natural resources. From this total, 170 billion barrels are recovered from oil sands whereas six billion barrels of oil reserves can be obtained from the sources other than oil sands. The main oil industries for obtaining oil reserves from other than oil sands are Alberta Oil Industry, Saskatchewan Oil Industry and Newfoundland and Labrador Oil Industry.

The petroleum industry in Canada is growing day by day and is generally referred to as the Canadian Oil Patch. Every year new wells for the search of petroleum are being continuously drilled in Canada. According to the statistics, in the year 2005, more than 25,000 wells were drilled in Canada for oil. In Alberta alone, more than 100 wells were dug (drilled) for petroleum in 2005. This makes Alberta Oil Industry a very important one in the economical growth of the country.

Canada China Import Export and Canada China Trade

Here is a portion of the feasibility study for David Howse Marketing:

This type of business is a marketing, advertising (design, targeting, and brokerage), and promotional consultancy. This company will operate under the name David Howse Marketing (DHM) and will function as a B2B or a B2G service provider. The primary market, for the first three months, will focus on Any Town, Alberta. There will be three core groups that DHM will pursue, government agencies, established small and medium sized businesses, and prospective entrepreneurs in need of marketing related support. After a successful buildup of local clientele the entirety of Alberta will be engaged, followed by the rest of the province and then Canada; the route from local to national will take three to four years. From an advertising standpoint, the business model will not be one that competes with current media (abc-magazine, Yellow Pages, abc-newspaper, xyz-newspaper, xyz-Cable 9, radio etc.) but one that designs advertising that is in the best interest of the client and uses the best existing medium for the delivery of the advertising message.

David Howse Marketing will begin as a sole proprietorship. I, David Howse will be the owner and operator of this business venture utalizing my extensive background in the field of marketing and a marketing diploma that was obtained in June of 2007 and management degree obtained in December of 2009.

DHM will be a local business and will utilize the local labour force and will have a stronger passion and understanding of the community.

The service of the business will reflect the specific characteristics of the business with integrated marketing communication (IMC) and a productive and sustainable strategy at the centre. Customers will have more control over their advertising design if desired, but the bottom line is that the advertising will better represent the business and will therefore be a more effective form of communication.

Lethbridge SEO

This article is a short review of the work David Howse did for Calgary’s Bill Borger. David Howse Marketing handles more high profile clients than any other Lethbridge search engine optimization provider.

When Calgary’s Bill Borger set out to raise nearly half of a million dollars for The Calgary Handibus Association by climbing Mt. Everest he knew he need some help with publicity; raising that much money is no easy feet. He called David Howse who had just moved to Calgary from Lethbridge. David Howse had a long track record of ranking companies #1 on Google and Bill needed the best.

David set out a search engine optimization strategy for Bill and it amazed everyone. There are literally thousands of terms that Bill Borger’s fundraising now ranks for.

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Since this is a very brief overview let me bore you with a snipit of one of David Howse’s college marketing papers:

The choice between Good Earth and Second Cup came down to three factors. First Second Cup’s combined royalties and advertising fees are three percent higher than Good Earth’s. Assuming $500,000 in gross sales per year over a 10-year-term a Second Cup franchise would cost an extra $150,000 and this figure does not take into account the future value of money. Though Good Earth’s initial costs are higher they are not $150,000 higher. One thing that is not clear is projected earning of each franchise and whether Second Cup’s higher fees are economically justified. Unfortunately Good Earth will only provide projected/estimated earnings after a refundable application fee has been paid and Second Cup would not commit to a dollar amount nor did they imply they would provide one at a later point in the application process.