Altitude Marketing, an integrated marketing agency serving technology-focused B2B companies, is pleased to announce the launch of a refreshed website for Cabinet Document Management Solutions (Cabinet), a leading provider of enterprise-class document management software.
The new cabinetpaperless.com features a dramatic new design for the home page that takes full advantage of the vertical nature of a website.
“The web – and the way people use it – is changing rapidly,” said Stan Zukowski, Altitude Marketing’s vice president of creative services. “The days of ‘postcard websites,’ where everything fit on the screen with no scrolling, are long over. Today, website visitors expect to use the scroll wheel on the mouse. By taking advantage of the vertical space, we can include more content and interactivity on the home page in new ways to engage prospects and customers — and still maintain an open, inviting and easy-to-navigate experience. More targeted home page content also means better search engine optimization, too.”
Cabinet’s affordable document management software suite allows organizations to enjoy the efficiency and security benefits of a paperless office. Located in the technology hub of Huntsville, Ala. – home of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center – Cabinet specializes in industry-specific configurations designed to help businesses quickly achieve paperless solutions that scale with business growth and deliver bottom-line savings.
You can see the new Cabinet website by clicking here or visiting www.cabinetpaperless.com.
About Altitude Marketing
Altitude Marketing, a full-service, integrated marketing firm, serves the unique needs of technology-oriented B2B companies from early-stage to established. Altitude is headquartered in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley, near Philadelphia, Princeton and New York, and within driving distance of Boston and Washington, D.C. We also have a satellite office in Research Triangle Park, N.C.
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