Mercury New Media Is Moving
Mercury New Media is moving offices the afternoon of June 28th and will be working from our new location on July 1st. Please update your records with our new address…
Mercury New Media is moving offices the afternoon of June 28th and will be working from our new location on July 1st. Please update your records with our new address…
Mercury New Media is a Finalist for the Florida Companies to Watch awards. The award recipients will be selected by the Associates and the Foundation.
Mercury New Media is moving offices the afternoon of June 28th and will be working from our new location on July 1st. Please update your records with our new address.
The company has two different Twitter handles that serve their own purpose. But the company didn’t jump into Twitter the moment it began. Like many others, it did some research about the social media platform to see if it was the right fit.
Mercury New Media was recognized with an Award of Distinction for our work on the Pinellas Education Foundation website and the Hill Ward Henderson website in the 2013 Communicator Awards competition.
Sencommunications found themselves with a capable but somewhat rigid e-commerce website and in need of a more flexible e-commerce system for their Plantronics product line. Mercury New Media developed a high fidelity e-commerce storefront targeted at Sencommunications’ commercial customer base together with a highly informative and brand-targeted website.
Mercury New Media developed and implemented an e-commerce site with multimedia product presentation, distributor referral and extensive management tools.
Mercury New Media is attracting kudos for helping to build the online profile of John Sykes’ growing investment firm as it builds a national presence: the web consultancy was just granted a Communicator Award for its development of the JHS Capital Advisors website.
Christopher Karlo, Partner at Mercury New Media, cited in TBBJ article, “Job stats, payroll number tell only part of Tampa Bay’s economic story.”
“Job stats, payroll number tell only part of Tampa Bay’s economic story.”