Launched FM Audit’s New Site

Submitted by Corey Smith on Thu, 08/28/2008 - 09:30

Well, we had a great time (and very truncated) building FMAudit's new website. We built the new logo, new website and all new marketing collateral in about six weeks. I am pretty pleased with how it all turned out.

I just loaded the press release over at OfficeProductNews.net.

Here is an excerpt:

FMAudit is proud to announce the launch of its new international brand and website. The new materials can be seen online at www.fmaudit.com.

 image“We believe we have developed the industry’s best suite of remote meter reading and managed print services technology,” said Kevin Tetu, President of FMAudit. “We knew our next job was to be able to communicate how that technology can be used to help our clients grow their businesses.”

“What Could You Do With FMAudit” is the theme of both the new website and a new advertising campaign. “We wanted to get resellers dreaming about how they could use our solutions to grow their business and reduce overhead.”

You can read the full release at OfficeProductNews.net.



Corey Smith is a businessman, writer, technology fanatic, graphic designer and web developer.

He is the webmaster for CopierCatalog.com, the Chief Web Architect for Dealer Marketing Systems, the Editor in Chief for OfficeProductNews.net and the VP of Technology for Seybold Scientific.

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Submitted by Greg Walters (not verified) on Thu, 08/28/2008 - 12:15.
ummm...I feel foolish even saying it...you must be getting use to my compliments...nice job.

Submitted by Corey Smith (not verified) on Thu, 08/28/2008 - 12:21.
Thanks! We could be announcing your site, you know.

Submitted by Ken Stewart (not verified) on Fri, 08/29/2008 - 02:36.
Yeah, Greg... come play with us... Corey, the branding and site design looks really slick on the FMAudit site. I'm so torn because I am such a Print Audit fanboy - but the site design and rebranding is much needed and wants the "enamored-with-sparkly-things" side of me to rethink my affiliation. OK, I'm done with that not back to the real world.
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