This division provides a seamless, one-stop solution to marketing communication on the Net,
from planning and execution to its operation.
Experiences Accumulated Since the Dawn of Internet
We began a full-scale Web business in 1995, when the Internet started to spread throughout the world, have engaged in marketing communications on the Web for over a decade ever since. We take full advantage of all the know-how and technologies we have acquired during that time to provide seamless services that maximize corporate value: planning the Web site, implementation plan development, implementation of the site production and system, ad placement, and providing technical support for the operation of the site.
We are proud to say that our long, hard work has allowed us to earn trust from many long-term clients.
Flexibility in Partner Selection
Depending on the nature of the project, we actively collaborate with not only the in-house staff but also with freelance Web creators, designers and system architecture partners in order to provide the best possible solution.
It is imperative that we always secure a cutting-edge talent pool to meet the ever-changing needs of our clients. We constantly challenge new concepts. This makes us talk of the town, allowing us to attract and maintain a high-quality talent pool.
It is a significant advantage for us as a "Content Capital Company" to be able to work closely with other in-house divisions such as the C&P Division, which creates primarily animation visual content, and BD&I Division, which has a great track record in consulting services for content business in communications, broadcasting and mobile.
Creating Synergy Among Users
We put special emphasis on creating synergy among users through Web site architecture.
We positioned Web sites as the places where end users could communicate with each other long before CGM (Consumer-Generated Media), epitomized by blogs, became popular, and we have worked tirelessly to design content based on interactions among users and the establishment of virtual communities. We are now in the position to utilize the know-how gained from our experience to establish new forms of CGM, such as blog communities and SNS (Social Networking Sites), in which synergy among users can be created effectively and can be used to its fullest potential for promotional purposes.