South-East Asian sky to be read by Indian Astrologers
17 Jun 2009, 1459 Hrs

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New Delhi, June 17(ANI/Business Wire India): Astroyogi.com, India's leading Astrological portal will now provide astrological guidance to people of Indonesia and Philippines. This has been made possible with the launch of a channel partnership between Astroyogi.com and MSN in Indonesia and Philippines. This is AstroYogi' third launch in the Southeast Asian market after a successful entry, first into Singapore, and then Malaysia.

Astroyogi will be offering its full range of services inclusive of free reports such as Horoscope, Feng Shui, Tarot, numerology, Palmistry etc. and paid services such as Astro Shopping, E-mail advice, personalized reports and services on the portal.

"With the partnership Astroyogi intends to gain visibility and market shares in the untapped Southeast Asian market" said Ms. Meena Kapoor, CEO and Co-founder Astroyogi.com.

The site has registered user base of over a million people not only from India but also countries such as US and UK. Astroyogi is the largest Astro content provider in India and is rated amongst the top ten in the world. It was was started in 1999 and housed over 10,000 pages of unique content dealing with all areas of astrology and spirituality, including numerology, tarot, vastu, feng shui and Chinese astrology.

People, since time immemorial, have been fascinated by the future. This intrigue has further grown since the onset of the global recession.

India is known for its knowledge in astrological sciences across the globe. Astroyogi.com is a company dedicated to Astro services with a large pool of Astrologers and several experts on its panel and this enables Astroyogi.com to bring to its customers the collective domain knowledge.

MSN, the leading web-based and internet service provider, has entered into the exclusive branded partnership to power their portal with the astrology services. Astroyogi is one of the largest content providers in India, with this alliance Astroyogi looks forward to expanding its business horizon in the International market, with an increased demand of their content and service. (ANI)

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