A few weeks ago we announced the relaunch of NationalCreditReport.com. This morning, National Credit Report made the official announcement in the form of this press release.
Here is an excerpt from the release:
Steel Vaults NationalCreditReport.com Launches New Website
Monday December 15, 8:30 am ET
DELRAY BEACH, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–IFTH Acquisition Corp., d/b/a Steel Vault (OTCBB: IFAQ - News) (“Company” or “Steel Vault”) announced today that the Company’s recently acquired subsidiary, NationalCreditReport.com, a premier provider of identity security products and services focused on credit monitoring and identity theft protection, has launched its new website. The Company partnered with Dallas-based Web design firm RD2, Inc. to develop the new site.
Mark J. Kane, Steel Vault’s Vice President of Marketing, said, “The vast majority of our interaction with consumers occurs through our website; therefore, it is imperative to provide a user-friendly interface whereby consumers can quickly learn about our service offerings. Our new site is simple to navigate and enables consumers to easily find the product that suits their needs. With the help of RD2’s skilled creative team and their extensive experience, this successful collaboration is the first step in strengthening our brand and increasing our customer base.”
NationalCreditReport.com specializes in providing consumers with identity security products, including accurate, complete and easy-to-understand credit reporting and monitoring. Credit monitoring is the only automated method currently available to protect consumers from identify theft and keep consumers up-to-date with changes and inquiries made to their credit records.
Source: IFTH Acquisition Corp.
RD2 is excited to be featured as PBWiki’s latest case study!
“No matter how organized you are, people always underestimate how difficult it is to create the content and get it into the web site.” - Chris Ronan
RD2 uses PB Wiki to better organize this often painful process, and increase efficiency in collaborative content efforts. Read the RD2 PB Wiki case study here.
UPDATE: The CNN URL has changed, but you can also check out the press release on Yahoo business here: http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080506/0394111.html
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We’re thrilled to see this press release on CNN Money on the Nuts About Southwest launch.
If you scroll down, you’ll see a quote from our very own Chris Ronan:
“Southwest took a big step when it launched Nuts About Southwest two years ago, and they’ve proven their ability to conquer the most difficult challenge our clients face — consistently creating great content,” said Chris Ronan, President of RD2. “What’s different this time — we know that the Southwest Team generates meaningful content, which has allowed us to focus more on context. We asked ourselves, ‘Who are the users? What are they reading? How do we give them a more diverse tool set to communicate with Southwest?’ In applying these contexts, we can think of Nuts About Southwest as a platform for many applications, instead of just an application itself.”
The launch has been several months in the making - and we’re all really proud of our team who has been working hard to get the site up!
It has been great watching the success of Southest Airline’s corporate blog, Nuts About Southwest since launch two months ago. Last week, Easton Ellsworth reviewed the blog on BusinessBlogWire.com.
From Ellsworth:
“Yes! Finally! A corporate blog that emphasizes its visitors! I’m impressed.”
“Now this is the way corporate blogs should be - conversational, friendly, open and even fun. Way to go Southwest!”
Read BusinessBlogWire’s full review
This acclaim from such an authority on the subject is very exciting for all of us!
Note: The review was followed up Friday with a post on how well Southwest responded to the review and its comments.
So, this is pretty cool:
Southwest Airlines sent out the company’s latest press release Wednesday on working with RD2 on the Southwest corporate blog.
A quick Google search for the title of the press release yielded over 11,000 results. That number fluctuates depending on search preferences, but it seems this thing is all over the place.
Read the press release from Yahoo! Finance:
“RD2 Helps Southwest Airlines Launch First Airline Weblog”