New Digital Marketing Firm Discovers Profits for Area Businesses

FAIRFIELD, Conn. - April 8, 2015 - PRLog -- Steve Hozan, a local entrepreneur and Fairfield resident, announced on Friday that he and his business partner, Ante Kolanovic, have joined forces in creation of The Web Studio. The company offers web design and digital marketing strategies with an emphasis on increasing bottom line profits for their clients.

“We didn't start this business just to build websites— we’re about utilizing the power of forward-thinking digital design and strategy to drive sales for our clients.  We focus on optimizing our clients' return-on-investment by collecting and analyzing website data and evaluating how customer action correlates to bottom line profits.” Said Hozan.

Through his ownership of Arcade Specialties in Bridgeport CT, Steve understands how to manage a business, including creating a digital marketing strategy that leads to bottom line success.  Now that Arcade Specialties has become an established business venture, Steve has shifted gears to help other small businesses understand and implement unique digital strategies that are aimed to increase profits. Steve's experience and entrepreneurial spirit are what helped gain corporate clients such as Sony TriStar Pictures, Google, MTV, Harvard University, and other private clients across the country. Additionally, the firm recognizes that there is a wealth of knowledge right here in Fairfield County, and is forging employment partnerships with talented Fairfield University and University of Bridgeport marketing students.

Steve is a graduate of Babson College with a B.A. in Business Management where he concentrated in Marketing and Entrepreneurship. His company believes in supporting the local community; it has already sponsored events at Toquet Hall Teen Center in Westport, CT and is supporting the Boys & Girls Village Annual Golf Tournament on June 2 in Milford.

More information can be found here: www.thewebstudioct.com or by calling The Web Studio at (203) 296-1986.