Business Consultant Saving Michigan Businesses 10 to 35% on Electricity

    ROCHESTER, MI, July 28, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- A Michigan-based business consultant is helping as many Michigan businesses as possible to weather the current economic storm by putting immediate cash savings into place.

And he's starting with electricity.

"I've got a number of ways to help businesses save money and put more effective marketing plans in place," says Steve McCardell, founder of mccardellwrite. "But I don't know of any easier starting point than lowering electric bills without any real changes on the part of the business."

The trick, he says, comes in accessing electricity direct from a wholesale buyer -- something that's possible in Michigan now due to deregulation of the industry. McCardell works with such a wholesaler, and says that he can help most Michigan businesses save 10 to 35% on their current electric bills.

And while many wholesalers lock businesses into multi-year terms -- sometimes only saving them money if rates go up -- he can do all it without contracts and with immediate savings.

"What's really exciting," says McCardell, "is how easy it is. Literally some recent bills pulled together along with a signed document. I can then show a business what it would have saved over the last twelve months, and what it's projected to save in the next twelve."

Now he says that the real challenge is just getting the word out there. "Saving a few hundred to a few thousand dollars a month will end up preserving many Michigan businesses while we work toward a new, stronger economy," says McCardell. "And for that, I'll walk door to door if I have to."

For more information on how to access these savings, you can contact Steve McCardell through his website at www.mccardellwrite.com or by phone at 248-210-4510.

About mccardellwrite

mccardellwrite has been helping small businesses with writing and marketing since 2001. Today, the service consults on ways for small businesses to save money, increase their number of prospects, and convert more prospects into customers.

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