Fennley Announces New Digital and Social Marketing Company

Dec. 13, 2011 - PRLog -- Toronto, Ontario The social media revolution is upon us and Fennley Inc.has joined the ranks of reputable companies who offer digital marketing solutions for enterprise level clients who want to deliver engagement ROI driven results. The Toronto-based digital and social marketing company intends on being the industry leader for cutting edge strategy and technology for the integration of social media and other digital channels such as email.

Founder/CMO Geoff Gilbert said that “I founded Fennley after seeing how many media companies treat (read: mistreat) the new social media revolution.” With a focus on email, social media, database marketing, and custom technology solutions Fennley is positioned to make a powerful impression in the digital marketing space in 2012 and beyond.

Although there are a lot of traditional agencies who tout that they do social, Fennley intends to offer more, having developed cutting edge proprietary technology and strategy to deliver engagement ROI for their clients.

Fennley is aggressively building their client base in North America with a team of digital marketing and media veterans hailing from such companies as IBM, DoubleClick, Alliance Data systems, and CBC. Fennley is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario with an eye on expanding their reach into the US with an office in St. Petersburg, Florida.

For more information on Fennley Inc. please visit our website at: www.fennley.com, email: info@fennley.com, or call 647-932-0817.

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About Fennley

Fennley is an industry leader as a digital and social marketing company based in Toronto, Ontario with a focus on delivering engagement ROI for enterprise level clients around the globe. More so than any other form of media, social media has profoundly changed the way marketers think about delivering campaigns and how to optimize their engagement with their customers. Building client relationships is no longer an inexact strategy whereby marketers send out their campaigns and messaging, seemingly into the void, in the hopes of encountering true engagement that might be found lurking out there. Rather, and fully supported via the social medium, marketers now have more of a say in where their brands might interact with their customer base.