History
IntegriMark was launched in 2001
to assist small to medium-sized businesses and other
organizations with communications and marketing services.
As its primary consultant,
Trisha Torrey, the founder, worked with companies needing
guidance in these areas. Trisha has more than 20 years of
experience in marketing and marketing-related services, with
primary specialization in the public relations, and web/interactive
disciplines.
And in 2004,IntegriMark launched the Web Marketing Advice column:
www.http-411.com
It is a compilation of topics and columns presented
or written about in more than 10 years of working in the
field of web marketing.
In September of 2006, IntegriMark was purchased by Daly Communications. The addition of IntegriMark rounds out Daly’s technical communications services with enhanced capabilities in online marketing, marketing communications and public relations support. Based in Cazenovia, Daly Communications has grown steadily since its inception in 2003.
To date, Daly has specialized in high end web design and development with a specialty in technical documentation. With IntegriMark’s online marketing expertise, Daly Communications can now offer full service web marketing resources. Search engine marketing, e-promotion, online advertising management and strategic web site analysis and planning are just a few of the new services Daly Communications can now deliver. Trisha Torrey will stay on short term to ease the transition for all clients. Daly Communications can be found online at www.daly-communications.com. Daly Communications has been in business since 2003 employing an in-house and virtual staff of writers, artists and web developers with experience and training spanning many years. Daly Communications pros live and work in central New York but have provided services for clients in Alaska and throughout the U.S., as well as the Netherlands, France, England, Germany, Spain, Korea, Japan, India and many other international locations.
For a list of past and current
clients, link here.
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