AKRON, OH - April 10, 2007 - Knotice, Ltd. is one of 30 Companies presenting today and tomorrow at the InvestMidwest Venture Capital Forum in Overland Park, Kansas. InvestMidwest is an annual showcase for the best technology and high-growth companies throughout the Midwest. The companies present to some of the nation's top venture capitalists and angel investors. Companies that presented at InvestMidwest over its first six years have raised more than $250 million in equity investment. InvestMidwest will be held at the Sprint Campus, Overland Park, Kansas (suburb of Kansas City).

Who:
Brian Deagan, co-founder and CEO of Knotice, Ltd.

What:
Mr. Deagan will be presenting the company's vision of Personal Relevance Marketing (PRM) and highlighting its on-demand marketing software platform, Concentri™. Mr. Deagan is an authority on relevant marketing, marketing automation and creative services. He co-founded Knotice, with the simple objective of helping marketers communicate more effectively with their customers. Knotice provides a one source, multi-channel, solution for Personal Relevance Marketing (PRM) -- marketing communications tailored for individual consumers based on their own preferences -- over email, Web and mobile.

When:
April 10 & 11, 2007

Where:
InvestMidwest Venture Capital Forum, Sprint Campus, Overland Park, Kansas (suburb of Kansas City)

About Knotice
Knotice provides solutions for Personal Relevance Marketing (PRM) -marketing communications tailored for individual consumers based on their own preferences-over email, Web and mobile. Knotice's solutions give companies a competitive edge by creating strong brand relationships with customers through consistent, personally relevant marketing tailored to each consumer across multiple marketing media.

By integrating marketing campaigns over email, Web and mobile, major marketers can ensure consistent brand and message presentation regardless of how it reaches the consumer. Brands can create a bond with the consumer by showing that they respect individual preferences not only in product, but in how they prefer to receive offers and communications. http://www.knotice.com