Buildings Magazine Awards Bird-B-Gone for Top Scoring Ad

Mission Viejo, CA (PRWEB) February 16, 2009 -- Bird-B-Gone Inc. (www.birdbgone.com), leading manufacturer of humane bird control products has recently been awarded a SIGNET Ad Study Award from Buildings Magazine. The Ad study award is given to businesses who receive the highest number of inquiries on an ad placed in Buildings Magazine.

Buildings Magazine covers development, management, construction, and operation for the building and facilities management industry. The magazine conducts surveys each month to show reader interest in the ads placed. For the Month of September 2008, Bird-B-Gone had the second highest inquiries of all ads in the issue. The September 2008 issue of Buildings Magazine was entitled ''Who's who in the building market''. Buildings Magazine has always been a great match for Bird-B-Gone, as many facility managers struggle with pest bird problems.

Bird-B-Gone, Inc. was founded in 1992, and offers a complete line of affordable, and effective bird control products made in the U.S.A. Products include a misting system, netting, spikes, electric track, and more. For more information on Bird-B-Gone visit www.birdbgone.com, or call us at 1-800-392-6915.

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