New Website to Encourage SMEes to Cross the Channel - Ohh La La

Thirlby, United Kingdom, January 21, 2012 --(PR.com)-- With 2012 potentially the decade’s most challenging year for them, SMEs are being urged by the Government and UKTI to embrace exporting for their growth opportunities. But how well equipped are they to deal with the demands of global markets? Businesses are going to need all the help they can get - and it should start with sound marketing.

The UK’s growing cheeky little marketing agency, Ohh la la, have just launched their new website with that precisely in mind - to help businesses grow in the UK and abroad.

Ohh la la’s new website is packed with useful strategic marketing ideas and solutions. Service providers and manufacturers have the opportunity to find out how, despite prospects of another economic downturn, they can benefit from strategic marketing planning and cross cultural marketing. The marketing agency firmly believes that if businesses succeed to plan, they plan to succeed – and nowhere is this more crucial than when looking to grow especially abroad.

Managing Director, French Chartered Marketer Caroline Broquère Lartigue said: “I am thrilled to announce the launch of Ohh la la’s new website! People who know us know just how passionate we are about marketing and the real bottom line benefits good strategic marketing can bring to business growth. Yet too many companies still fail to place their customers truly at the heart of their business.

“We hope the website will inspire businesses to being much more marketing oriented when looking across the Channel and beyond!”

The new tongue in cheek website (www.ohh-la-la.co.uk) provides direct access, via Twitter and Google+ icons, to open conversations for businesses that are ready to talk export with other businesses around the world.

Offering a full range of export marketing support services means Ohh la la can also advise Yorkshire businesses on the best route to new markets and creatively deliver marketing activities and campaigns that are right for local cultures.

With an international client portfolio ranging from local SMEs to market leading PLCs in sectors as diverse as digital television, ecommerce, social media and recycling, Ohh la la is well placed to provide robust cross cultural marketing insight to help the region’s businesses expand internationally.

And when asked Caroline was asked the obvious question, she explained enthusiastically, “Ohh la la ! is a French expression of delight used to indicate that something is astonishing, exceptional or eye-catching.” It seems that now is the time for Yorkshire’s businesses to benefit from some.

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