John Phanchalad, CEO of JP Digital Tech, has announced that shortly they will be releasing a second US brand to target a specific industry segment. The brand is designed to specifically offer services to one particular market segment.

(PRWEB) November 27, 2013

John Phanchalad, CEO of JP Digital Tech, has announced that shortly they will be releasing a second US brand to target a specific industry segment. The brand is designed to specifically offer services to one particular market segment.

“We’ve found over the last few months that customers can be overwhelmed by the selection of services have and the broad range of experience our team has. So we’ve decided to launch a industry specific service specific brand in our most profitable market in the next few months,” said John Phanchalad

This launch of the second brand comes on the backend of the JP Digital Tech successful launch in September this year. Only 4 months into the launch of the business into the US it is already being credited as one of the top marketing automation companies for medium to large companies across the US.

“I attribute our success to our clients. They love the work we do and constantly are referring us new business. I couldn’t be happier with our first quarter here in the US and I’m looking forward to expanding over the next 12 months with this new brand and new service launches as well,” said Mr Phanchalad

While John Phanchalad was forth coming on the new brand launch he would not state which industry or service he was targeting with the launch stating that was proprietary information and he didn’t want his competitors getting hold of that information prior to making it public.

It’s expected that this information will be made public in the next few days via a press release.

For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/11/prweb11371131.htm

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