FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

January 6, 2006
Contact: Nelson Holmberg (nelson@noslencommunication.com) (360) 521-1590

New website launched by Noslen Communication

VANCOUVER, Wash. — Noslen Communication has launched a new website promoting its business and providing free advice to online visitors, Nelson Holmberg announced today.

The new site is located at www.noslencommunication.com.

Holmberg has run the communication firm for the last two years, and during that time had a website that had more of a “hobby look” to it than a professional look. The new site, built by JS Webworks of Vancouver, has an improved look and is more informative and easy to use.

The website includes specific information about what the firm does, portfolio samples of its work, a list of its clients, and information about its principal. A new addition to the site is free resources on the “What We Do” page. Two new resources will be developed and posted to the site every quarter, eventually building a resource library. The first two resources are titled, “Getting the Most from your News Releases”, and “Designing Graphics for the Web”.

Holmberg is also making plans to add free articles to the site in the near future.

“We’re really excited about the new website,” Holmberg said. “We think the free resources offer value to visitors to the site, and we hope that visitors will continue coming back to take advantage of any advice we have to offer. We’re obviously also hoping to convert those visitors to clients.

“Providing these resources is just a small way for us to thank website visitors for considering our services,” Holmberg said.

Noslen Communication was recently included in the Vancouver Business Journal’s Top 25 List of Public Relations and Advertising Firms based in Clark County, ranking in a tie for ninth-largest.

Holmberg has more than 15 years of experience in the communication field, and holds a bachelor’s degree in communication from Washington State University.

Noslen Communication provides economical services for small businesses in the areas of media relations, public relations, graphic design, communications, marketing, copy writing, branding/business identity, and desktop publishing to non-profit organizations, community groups and small businesses that don’t have the resources for full-time staff to achieve the necessary communication and marketing duties.

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