DotSign, a digital marketing firm, has watched the number of projects it has been tackling go up by 30 percent over the last year.
New international business has played a key role in this bump in business for the West Bloomfield-based firm. Some of that new business has come from as far away as southeast Asia and Australia.
"We worked in Europe a lot, especially in the Netherlands and Germany," says Henry Joshua, president of
DotSign.
The 10-year-old company has relied on the staples of digital marketing, SEO (search engine optimization) and social media, to help its business grow. It now has a dozen employees and one intern and is looking at adding another intern or two. Joshua expects to turn one or two of the company's former interns into new employees later this year when they finish school.
DotSign is looking to score more work in mobile and QR codes this year to help keep its growth steady. "The web and e-commerce work are more or less steady," Joshua says. "We always keep getting that work."
Source: Henry Joshua, president of DotSign
Writer: Jon Zemke
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