BillTrack50 is a revolutionary tool that allows easy access to pending regulatory updates nationwide. This tool is especially effective for those who have an active interest in tracking future regulations that may impact specific industries. Additionally, it provides a painless way to stay on top of the day-to-day updates and publications that pertain to proposed regulations.

"BillTrack50 is ideal for any business owner or advocate who needs an easy-to-use, comprehensive tool to monitor regulations," says Karen Suhaka, founder of BillTrack50.  "Being able to track regulations that have the potential to directly impact business, the environment, educational policy and more allows interested parties to make timely and informed decisions."

Through a simple and intuitive interface, BillTrack50's online regulatory tool allows the user to input keywords and date ranges to search for industries and regulations. BillTrack50 enables the user to receive alerts whenever a search term or saved search appears in federal or state publications. These capabilities help reduce the workload involved in tracking proposed regulations, freeing up time for action and advocacy.

"We wanted to create something that makes it easier for people to interact with the government," continues Suhaka.  "BillTrack50 is a searchable resource that helps interested parties get involved whenever they need to."

As the new agent for BillTrack50, Marketing Representatives LLC understands not only the importance of a platform that easily allows people to search and monitor future regulations, but also the importance of making sure people know about and implement this powerful tool.

"BillTrack50's regulatory tool is vital for businesses and not-for-profits," says Tom Hamilton of Marketing Representatives LLC.  "Regulations play a huge role in how organizations conduct themselves on the state and federal levels. Being able to monitor regulations that will affect important aspects of any given policy allows these groups to make informed and thoughtful decisions."