CLEARWATER, FL--(Marketwire - Mar 27, 2012) - Net Savings Link, Inc. (OTCBB: [ NSAV ]), a company in the business of providing businesses, organizations and networks with a menu of incentives to increase sales, including electronically deliverable incentives, and company branded incentive certificates that can be delivered from company private labeled websites -- announced today the completion of its 3^rd round of funding from Asher Enterprises, Inc.

"Asher, in confirming Net Savings Link's business strategy to gain traction in the enormous business incentive market, has come back to the table with additional funds. This funding will be targeted towards the expansion of our business-to-business sales focusing primarily on the Incentive / Employee Benefit market segment, which is expected to reach 46 Billion annually according to Mary Hanson of Potentials Magazine / The Data Direct Group," said David Saltrelli, CEO.

"Given the current 'reward' driven marketplace of both consumers and employees, the importance of Incentives has grown exponentially. A recent study by the Incentive Research Foundation has shown that a tangible incentive increases work performance by an average of 22%, which translates into billions of 'found' dollars to drop to the bottom line at a fraction of the cost.

"Capitalizing on this data, we intend to arm our sales staff with the strategic 'link' between our savings certificate benefits and the employee benefit marketplace. We intend to let the corporate world know all the benefits of our Savings Certificates, and that we can deliver more in benefits for far less in dollars. The Net Savings Link Employee Benefit Page can be viewed by going to: [ http://theperfectincentive.com/docs/motivate.cfm ]

"Whether used as a gift, advertising tool, or employee benefit, our Savings Certificates can outperform every other incentive or benefit product in the marketplace and, given the most recent funding from Asher, intend to accelerate our market penetration."

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