Cooper Clinic physicians are located in 17 locations within a 45-mile radius of Fort Smith, Arkansas, making prompt, quality care easily accessible for anyone in the region. Clinic physicians maintain privileges at St. Edward Mercy Medical Center as well as other major medical facilities in surrounding communities.

Cooper Clinic has 100 providers in 25 specialties. Working with those physicians are more than 500 support personnel, all laboring to continue and expand upon the vision and dream of the remarkable physician who started it all more than 90 years ago.

Click here for more information or to request an appointment www.cooperclinic.com.

Cooper Clinic Internal Medicine physician, Sumer Phillips, M.D., opened the Luminessence Medi-Spa in 2006 to provide cutting-edge skin-care treatments and products to enhance your personal appearance.

From hair removal and facial treatments to body wraps and skin products, Luminessence provides the very best that 21st-century science has to offer. Their staff of highly-trained aestheticians are committed to providing clients result-oriented treatment using the latest technology with personalized care.

To learn more about Luminessence Medi-Spa, go to www.luminessenceonline.com.

FortSmithMoms.com is proud to welcome Kuk Sool Won of the River Valley Family Martial Arts Studio.

Kuk Sool is a comprehensive martial arts system that is derived from the rich and varied martial arts techniques and traditions that have arisen in Korea through the ages. It combines kicking, punching, throwing, falling, choking, joint locking and a myriad of weapons techniques into a beautiful and dynamic ‘hard-soft’ style, emphasizing speed and fluidity.

This Internationally Accredited School serves Fort Smith, Greenwood, Sallisaw & surrounding areas. Their students come from every walk of life and range from age 3 years and up.

Kuk Sool Won of the River Valley is very proud and honored to have 4th degree black belt Sa Beom Nim Mike Gray as their Chief Instructor. He started In Kuk Sool in 1986 and received his black belt in 1989. He has appeared on local television shows to promote Kuk Sool as well as various charity events and local demonstrations.

Kuk Sool Won of the River Valley offers classes for children and adults as well as specialized clinics. Their award winning school offers total body fitness, discipline and self-defense.

For a free intro lesson, call 479.649.3542!

 

Want to reach the "real" heads of households? Then, you've come to the right place. As you may have already guessed, it's not easy catching up with busy moms. They're shuttling kids, organizing playgroups, and cheering from the sidelines at soccer games. If you really want to connect with moms and join in their natural conversations, you've got to go where they connect with one another. Online.

Nearly 95% of moms go online at least once each day. They connect with one another for advice and support. They discuss ideas. They share opinions, experiences, and preferences. And they express themselves through multiple channels: blogs, message boards, emails and more.

Fast Facts About Moms Online

• Mothers spend $1.6 trillion dollars per year
• Mothers control 80% of household spending
• Working women use the internet more than 14 hours per week
• According to an Emarkerter survey 73% of women use the Internet to research products and services
• Moms are one of the most powerful consumers, spending 1.7 trillion dollars per year and the are spending more and more time online
• Moms spend money and love to talk about where they spent it
• Moms control 80% of household spending
• Moms buy 81% of electronics, 75% of over the counter drugs & 65 % of new cars
• Moms love to talk, compare, and share
• 31% of women age 18-49 are moms with kids age 2-11
• Only 25% of moms think TV advertising is doing a good job of speaking to them
• Moms are more likely to be light television watchers than women overall
• Less than 20% of Moms look to newspapers for information or advertisements
• Only 20% of Moms think print advertising is doing a good job of speaking to them
• 32.2 million- number of moms online in the U.S. in 2005, which is expected to grow to 36.6 million by 2010
• 51.4%- female percentage of the U.S. online population in 2006
• Going online is not something moms do only after the kids go to bed, but is integrated into their daily lives
• According to the PEW Internet & American Life project, 80% of mothers and fathers went onlilne in 2005, compared with about 60% of U.S. adults without kids

FortSmithMoms.com features posts/blogs by local writers who have quickly developed their own following as well as local events, places to dine, forums, crafts, and ways to save- and these days, let’s face it… whose not looking for that?

Unlike in print, your message is dynamic and can change as often as you like. Our readers are loyal, visiting us daily – giving you plenty of opportunity to reach our moms with varied messages

Our sponsors not only enjoy a feature article on our homepage, but also special promotion and a banner ad included in one of our weekly newsletters. At FortSmithMoms, we like to think of our sponsors as our partners. We love partnering with local businesses to create new and engaging ways to bring our moms to you!

FortSmithMoms.com sponsors receive a monthly traffic report listing not only GoMommaNWA.com statistics (number of visitors, hits, page views, time on site, etc.) but also detailed statistics regarding their banner activity (impressions and click thru’s). 

So… what are you waiting for? Contact us at info@fortsmithmoms.com for rates and special promotional opportunities today!

Sources:
(1) The Mom Market:, BSM Media, 2004. http://www.bsmmedia.com/mommarket/
(2) Marketers Can't Think Pink Anymore: Radio Sales Today, March 2005
(3) C&R / KidzEyes, RD Moms Segmentation, Fall 2002
(4) Simmons Market Research Bureau (SMRB), May 2006