MORE launches new web site
20081127 in News by Anders BørdeAn important milestone in MOREs short history is the launching of our new website today. This new site describes and illustrates the knowledge and capabilities MORE has in mobile relations and how you can benefit from this expertise in your activities.
In the section Cases, we present some target projects that MORE has delivered to satisfied customers, which clearly demonstrate our competencies. Our expertise is derived from the four companies that are now an integrated part of MORE.
In the section Inspiration, we describe how mobile relations can create added value in many different situations. As a visitor, you can probably relate yourself to some of these concepts and gain insight and ideas that can improve your own business.
“This is an important day for MORE,” says Christian Ursin-Holm, acting-CEO More Group. “This website signifies that we have a common platform and communicates clearly our vision, ambition and knowledge. This is an important step to maintain our leading position in the Nordic market.”
“We hope this website will be an arena where we together with customers, media and advertising agencies and others bring new insight into the mobile’s power in marketing communications,” says Steinar Brændeland, CEO MORE Norway.
“We realize that many of our customers need knowledge, inspiration and information to be able to bring their activities into the mobile era. We hope this website is a good step to begin this journey,” says Claus Holmen, CEO MORE Denmark.
“We don’t exactly solve your communications needs on this website, but we hope that this will make you curious enough to give us a call,” says Martin Edwall, CEO MORE Sweden.
“For those of you who prefer a short version of this website, I can recommend our mobile version that you can read on your way home from work,” says Jari Anttonen, CEO MORE Finland.
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