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PracticeLink Names Integrity Digital Agency of Record
September 16, 2011 | Posted By: Ed Morrissey
Category: digital agency, The Integrity Team
Awesome, party of two, your table is ready.
Integrity has recently partnered with online job bank, PracticeLink, as their digital agency of record.
But let’s back up for a second. PracticeLink is the nation’s top choice for physicians, hospitals and recruiters to find and fill the best healthcare jobs. Last year, Integrity redesigned the PracticeLink website and has since assisted with social media support and a variety of other online strategies. As a key component to PracticeLink’s growth plan, Integrity has been chosen to lead all of their online needs, be they animal, mineral or virtual.
“From our first day in business, our passion has always been to build greater value for our users. This passion continues to drive our competitive edge” says PracticeLink Founder and CEO Ken Allman. “Given Integrity’s deep usability expertise, the fit was natural and obvious. We are very excited.”
Ken, the feeling is definitely mutual!
Written by Ed Morrissey
Ed is an industry expert in applying creative, user-centered development principles to help businesses extend their brands online and better connect with their customers, as well as their employees, partners and investors. Having built his last firm to be named one of AdWeek’s Top 20 Interactive Agencies, Ed has developed web-based solutions for a variety of clients within industries including technology, consumer packaged goods (CPG), healthcare, government, oil and gas, media and financial services. Ed’s clients have included such brands as Hewlett Packard, Sony, Microsoft, Bausch & Lomb, Continental Airlines and Exxon Mobil.
