ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA, March 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) CDAA Pty Ltd, an Australian based Certified Web Company, today announced the signing of its newest client, William Buck, a leading firm of Chartered Accountants and advisors in Australia and New Zealand.
CDAA is providing graphic design, web design, web development, web hosting and email marketing services to William Buck to help increase its brand visibility, website traffic and build new client relationships.
"We are partnering with CDAA, a leading-edge Web Company, to design and develop our new website. With CDAA we aim to ensure that our online image is consistent with our strong national brand" said Bryony Vandepeear, National Marketing Manager at William Buck. "CDAA's unique process and proven results give us confidence and online brand recognition as we continue to expand and acquire new clients across Australia and New Zealand."
"We are very excited about beginning this new partnership with industry leader William Buck," said Peter Blumenthal, Solutions Manager at CDAA Pty Ltd. "We look forward to enhancing their brand on the Web and bringing them new clients while demonstrating our commitment to customer service."
About William Buck
William Buck is a leading firm of Chartered Accountants and advisors with a proud reputation for delivering value and results to clients for over a century. This reputation is a result of our strongly held values which go beyond good business principles and are engrained in the culture of our firm, its history and most importantly its people.
About CDAA
CDAA Pty Ltd (www.cdaa.com.au) is an Australian Certified Web Company based in Adelaide and Sydney. The company is certified solutions provider of the world's most successful companies and technologies in website content management, mobile, cloud hosting and internet marketing, and is a trusted core web services vendor of choice for eServices in Federal and State Government, Private enterprise and Member based organisations. CDAA is a Microsoft Certified Partner, Google AdWords Certified Partner and a Certified Solutions Partner for Sitecore, DotNetNuke and the CentricMinds website content management platforms. CDAA is also strategic hosting partner for Macquarie Telecom and WebCentral, a subsidiary of Melbourne IT.
CDAA Web Company Announces New Client: William Buck
CDAA Pty Ltd, an Australian based Certified Web Company, today announced the signing of its newest client, William Buck, a leading firm of Chartered Accountants and advisors in Australia and New Zealand.
2012-03-27
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[Press-News.org] CDAA Web Company Announces New Client: William BuckCDAA Pty Ltd, an Australian based Certified Web Company, today announced the signing of its newest client, William Buck, a leading firm of Chartered Accountants and advisors in Australia and New Zealand.