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Motor City Interactive moves to downtown Brighton, expands staff
Thursday, December 18, 2008
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Motor City Interactive
is moving on up to the far west side. The Internet marketing company has moved its headquarters to the heart of downtown Brighton to give its expanded staff more room to expand.
The company has grown to five people since its founding in 2001. It expects to add another two employees early next year.
"That's 40 percent growth, which is pretty significant," says Patrick McLaughlin, spokesman for Motor City Interactive.
Motor City Interactive provides digital and Internet-based services, ranging from email marketing campaigns to search-engine optimization strategies. The firm is currently focusing on its "Help You Build" program, which teaches small businesses how to design and create websites.
Among the company's clients are developer Schostak Brothers, HoMedics (a personal care product company) and KissAutoAuction.com.
Source: Patrick McLaughlin, spokesman for Motor City Interactive
Writer: Jon Zemke
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