Infotheque Intl. is committed to deliver informed, media-savvy public relations services based on superior industry knowledge, the real understanding of issues that affect both - our clients and their customers - and a genuine enthusiasm for what we do. Our entrepreneurial team offers innovation, business ideas and solutions that meet any needs in the digital field associated with the web environment. Marketing strategies, search engine marketing, social media development and social media marketing are our daily digital tai chi.
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| Mission Statement Infotheque Intl. is committed to deliver informed, media-savvy public relations services based on superior industry knowledge, the real understanding of issues that affect both - our clients and their customers - and a genuine enthusiasm for what we do. |
About Us Imagine a cocktail of marketing strategies expertise, extensive search engine optimization (SEO)skills, regional understanding of consumer behavior, XX years of experience. Ad common sense and you got the foundation we build on for you! |
We as an marketing and advertising agency have a duty to be a constructive force in business and accordingly have an obligation to our clients, the public, the media we employs, and to
other agencies. As a business, an agency must operate within the framework of keen and vigorous
competition, honestly conducted, which is necessary to the growth and health of business.
Unethical competitive practices lead to financial waste, dilution of service, diversion of manpower, loss of prestige, and tend to weaken public confidence in what we do and who we are.
An agency should compete on merit and not by discrediting or disparaging a competitor agency, or its work, directly or by inference, or by circulating harmful rumors, or by making unwarranted claims of a particular skill in judging or prejudging advertising copy.
Specifically, we will not knowingly create advertising that contains false or misleading statements or exaggerations, visual or verbal testimonials that do not reflect the real opinion of the individual(s) involve, price claims that are misleading, claims insufficiently supported or that distort the true meaning or practicable application of statements made by professional or scientific authority, statements, suggestions, or pictures offensive to public decency or minority segments of the population.
Comparative advertising shall be governed by the same standards of truthfulness, claim substantiation, tastefulness, etc., as apply to other types of advertising.