The team, who are currently helping over 1,000 clients to optimise their digital marketing activity, won the accolade in the Best 3rd Party Application category for the Storm Platform which provides cutting edge tracking, reporting and optimisation tools as well as dedicated service to enable Advertisers, Agencies and Affiliates to utilise it as effectively and efficiently as possible.
Seth Richardson, CEO of DC Storm, says: “We’re delighted to once again receive recognition at this very high profile annual event. It shows Storm continues to have its finger on the pulse of this industry and is delivering highly-regarded technology and service which can really help clients to get the most from their digital marketing activity.”
This year’s a4uAwards were held at The Grosvenor House Hotel in London this week. For the past four years, the black tie event has showcased the individuals and businesses that have driven innovation across the £4.6bn online marketing sector.
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May 20, 2011
About DC Storm
As a multi award-winning digital marketing technology specialist, DC Storm provides market-leading digital marketing tracking, reporting and optimisation for Advertisers, Affiliates and Agencies. Since its launch in 2004, DC Storm has gained an enviable reputation for building technology solutions which respond to both client and industry need, and now works with many of the most progressive digital brands who use its Storm Platform to accurately value their online marketing activities and then use the insights to optimise them still further. Currently working with over 1,000 clients across the world, and in all verticals, DC Storm’s clients not only benefit from using its suite of robust and pioneering tools, but also receive exceptional service, support and training.
For more information, please contact Julie York, FYA Ltd, Tel: 01208 851982/07774 207870 or Email: julie@fyassoc.co.uk
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DC Storm provides market-leading digital marketing tracking, reporting and optimisation for Advertisers, Affiliates and Agencies.
