Berks County Digital Marketing and Website Development Firm Opens Philadelphia Area Office
Power Marketing International, LLC, a digital marketing and website design agency headquartered in Berks County, PA, announced the opening of its Malvern office. The location was selected to better serve PMI’s growing client base in the greater Philadelphia, Delaware, New Jersey and New York markets.
MALVERN, Pa. (PRWEB) June 04, 2018
Berks County digital marketing and website development firm Power Marketing International, LLC announced the opening of a new office in Malvern, PA. The Lindenwood Drive location is just minutes from the Malvern exit of the Pennsylvania turnpike and is close to Route 202, providing easy access to clients in Philadelphia, Delaware and New Jersey.
“Our new Malvern location positions us to better serve clients in the greater Philadelphia area and beyond into Delaware, New Jersey and New York. Our new office features first-rate amenities, including a conference room and board room complete with the latest equipment,” said Alan Robezzoli, PMI president and founder. “Future regional offices are planned for Radnor, Philadelphia, Bala Cynwyd and Plymouth Meeting, PA, and then in Marlton, NJ,” he said.
PMI's Malvern office address is 101 Lindenwood Drive, Suite 225, Malvern, PA 19355.
For additional information about their office locations and marketing and web design services, contact PMI online or at (484) 297-6395.
About Power Marketing International, LLC
Power Marketing International (PMI) specializes in Internet Marketing and Web Design Strategies that help businesses get found online, impress their viewers, continuously engage them, and convert them into repeat customers. PMI strives to employ the most efficient technologies backed by experienced marketing professionals to deliver “exceptional results at a competitive price.” Find them at https://www.powermarketinginternational.com.
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