Digital Brand Expressions Relocates and Expands Client Base

Kingston, New Jersey – July 15, 2003.

Digital Brand Expressions announced today its move to new offices in Kingston, NJ.

The 18-month old company currently provides interactive marketing services for 15 clients, including divisions of Johnson & Johnson, global stock image marketer Index Stock Imagery, Datacolor, Hughes Enterprises, and several major financial services and pharmaceutical firms. The company specializes in helping brands align their digital marketing programs so that they are as powerful and successful online as they are through traditional marketing channels.

“We’ve been growing very quickly over the last 18 months,” said company president Veronica “Niki” Fielding. Feedback from our clients indicates that they appreciate our depth of knowledge of traditional as well as Internet marketing and our flexible approach. Forging close relationships with our clients has enabled us to custom-fit our programs to each of their brands’ unique market situation.”

Every site DBE has optimized (a process that makes changes to the website to make it more attractive to search engines, increasing visits by key target audiences) has experienced at least a 35% increase in site traffic, and, for the e-commerce sites, month over month increases in sales, following the implementation of DBE’s programs.

“What’s really rewarding is not only seeing our clients’ sites in the Top 5 on the major search engines, but having them come to us saying, ‘You delivered what you promised, what else can you guys do?.’ We’ve found ourselves rewriting brochures, re-launching entire websites, and creating PR campaigns for our customers. With digital environments so critical to every kind of business, we’re seeing clients focus on their websites as their central means of communicating with their customers and potential customers and reconfiguring their traditional marketing materials as complimentary tools around their websites. An interesting evolution in strategy,” notes Fielding.

For more information on DBE, see www.digitalbrandexpressions.com.