Opusweb attended COMDEX at Chicago's McCormick Place and witnessed the infamous "blue screen" fiasco during Bill Gates' presentation to promote Windows 98. Our first-ever radio broadcast campaign begins and focused exclusively on our offering of custom, client-updateable (content management) websites. Shelden Avenue in downtown Houghton, a much larger and open space on the second floor became available.
Our first targeted out-of-state marketing campaign began in the Chicago area with publications such as the Chicago Journal, Forest Park Review, Wednesday Journal, and others. Relocation from Shelden Avenue to 600 E. Lakeshore Drive on Houghton's waterfront, which was the UPPCO building. Presently, it is known as the Lakeshore Center. After almost four years in the UPPCO building, our office made the move from Houghton to the 4th floor of the former D&N Bank building in downtown Hancock.
After ten years, the tagline used online and in our marketing efforts changed to "A Better Web (In)sight."
Our first targeted out-of-state marketing campaign began in the Chicago area with publications such as the Chicago Journal, Forest Park Review, Wednesday Journal, and others. Relocation from Shelden Avenue to 600 E. Lakeshore Drive on Houghton's waterfront, which was the UPPCO building. Presently, it is known as the Lakeshore Center. After almost four years in the UPPCO building, our office made the move from Houghton to the 4th floor of the former D&N Bank building in downtown Hancock.
After ten years, the tagline used online and in our marketing efforts changed to "A Better Web (In)sight."
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