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Farnborough, Hants, United Kingdom, 2008/02/22 - Business Strata, the leading UK data product and service supplier, has announced that it has re-launched its website to help businesses with their direct marketing campaigns.
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Business Strata, the B2B data division of Thomson Local, has re-launched its website to ensure that businesses are able to find, talk to and win new customers with greater ease.
Business Strata uses Thomson Local’s database of over 2 million verified records to give businesses access to targeted data lists, in order to plan and execute direct marketing campaigns.
Kim Cook, Product and Marketing Manager, Business Strata said: “We conducted an extensive research programme to discover how we could improve user experience. Business Strata aims to make direct marketing simple, leaving SMEs free to what they do best; running their business. The new website reflects this aim.”
Through its Business Strata division, Thomson Local (thomsonlocal.com) help business ‘Find, Talk to and Win’ new customers through its range of highly accurate and effective B2B data products and services for direct mail, telemarketing and opt-in email marketing campaigns. Business Strata’s range of data products and services ensure the best possible lead generation and it is widely recognised as the market leader within the industry.
Cook continued: “The site is more intuitive with improved navigation, we have highlighted the most popular areas making it easier for users to find the information they require to launch their direct marketing campaigns. For our existing customers, we have developed a dedicated members area which gives special offers, product user guides and details of Business Strata’s ‘refer a friend’ scheme.
“With return on investment (ROI) at the forefront of every marketers mind, we will be launching new user tools including an ROI calculator and to compliment our marketing guide book, an interactive decision tree designed to help businesses discover how Business Strata can help them best.
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