Tuesday 17th August 2010 - Published by Lara Page - Account Manager
New website scores a direct hit after 10 years in business
A DORSET company that has provided digital marketing solutions for the likes of BBC Top Gear and Burger King is celebrating 10 years in business by revamping its own internet site.
Direct2Digital, based in Wimborne, has replaced its stuffy blue-and-grey website with a funky new logo and an eye-catching black-and-orange colour scheme.
Founding-director Samuel Adams said the redesign better reflects the 'passion' the company has for its work and the dynamic and creative way it provides solutions for its customers.
Mr Adams spent years working for agencies before starting his own business in 2000.
He said: "Before setting up Direct2Digital I consistently got frustrated by having to offer services to clients that would not deliver results - and at a huge cost. Our aim is deliver effective solutions that deliver results."
Over the last decade Direct2Digital has retained many of its clients and now has a satellite office in Cambridge from where it hopes to expand its customer base in London and the North.
One satisfied customer Roger Woodall, from Poole-based Diamond Sports Events, said: "We have been working with Direct2Digital for four years, and every year they exceed expectations with the work and flexibility they offer us as a client. This year we asked for bigger and better, and it was delivered on budget and on time - attracting over 74,000 visitors to our Bournemouth Sevens Rugby Festival website."
As a birthday 'thank you' Direct2Digital is also offering clients who recommend their work a 10% commission.
Direct2Digital has a wide range of customers, including The Salvation Army, Unison, Bournemouth Sevens Rugby Festival, EMC International, and Caribbean Sailing Holidays.
The new Direct2Digital website
