Epazz, Inc. (OTCQB: EPAZ), a leading provider of cloud-based business software solutions, is pleased to announce that its client base has grown more than 300% since 2011, thanks in large part to K9 Bytes Subsidiarity, a dog kennel software. K9 Bytes was the primary reason for Epazz's growth in the first quarter, which saw a revenue increase of 82% from last year. Company management is investing resources and capital into K9 Bytes to help it expand.

Additional personnel have been hired, and a new 24/7/365 support plan has been created to meet the growing demand for K9 Bytes products and services. Epazz is in the process of launching the new Web site for K9 Bytes, www.k9kloud.com. The new Web site allows customers to buy products directly through the online store. Also, the company is launching K9Kloud service, which will provide new Web application modules for online reservations and Web cams. Both modules will provide customers with new lines of revenue. Customers that subscribe to this service will be able to charge their customers a fee to access the Web cams and make online reservations. Finally, K9Kloud will offer a content management system and will sell Web design packages to customers.

"K9 Bytes has the great opportunity of being a major player in the pet care industry. We have made more than 100 improvements to the K9 Bytes software. We know this is mission critical software for our customers, and we need to increase our personnel to provide quality service. Our marketing efforts have increased our lead generation efforts from 10 to 15 leads per month to more than 100 leads this month alone. The sales for November have increased by 200% compared to October. We expect K9Kloud to be a successful new product and have already received high interest in the service from our current customers," said Shaun Passley, CEO of Epazz, Inc.

Additionally, Epazz management continues negotiations with several B2B business acquisition targets that would immediately boost the company's bottom line. The aggressive growth model includes organic growth through renewal rates; the addition of new clients, as demonstrated in 2012; new acquisitions.

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