PMI Wins Best-in-Content Award Among Area Marketing Firms

Alan Robezzoli • November 13, 2012

500 Philadelphia Area Websites Surveyed

In an October, 2012 analysis of content quality from 500 Philadelphia area websites for small businesses, PMI received the top award in the Marketing and Web Design category, with a score more than double the average of the 40 Philadelphia area marketing and web design websites surveyed, and a top-10 rating among the 500 sites overall.

Map of Philadelphia area counties from an analysis of 500 local websites in PMI's best-in-content award study

The survey was performed by Gramazin, and included organizations throughout Berks, Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware, Chester, and Lancaster counties.

A Plethora of Web Marketing Articles

“The [PMI] website has a plethora of articles on web marketing,” noted Gramazin. “The business has made a firm and lasting commitment to blog writing. They have included a white paper and videos.”

Criteria for the award include:

Gramazin quote naming PMI a Best in Content website with a plethora of articles on web marketing

Believers in Content Marketing

We’re very happy to have been recognized for the quality of our content. We’re firm believers in the value of content marketing for businesses of all sizes, and work hard to provide practical, insightful information to help organizations excel in their online marketing efforts. The recognition by Gramazin encourages us to work even harder for our readers.

Other award-winning websites include: Hawk Mountain, CHOP Ministry, Glad Tidings Church, A Woman’s Place, and Hopewell United Methodist Church.

2018 update: Gramazin has since evolved into a full-blown Christian ministry website, and no longer performs the best-in-content award. For more information on Gramazin click here .

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