(PRWEB) August 22, 2007 -- The Net Impact announced the launch of the Chinese, Japanese and Korean localized versions of the TricorBraun website, www.tricorbraun.com today. TricorBraun contracted with The Net Impact to develop their Asian sites after working together to launch the North American and European versions of their site in July. The Net Impact is responsible for the search engine optimization as well as the development of the websites.

Suzie Fenton, TricorBraun's Director of Marketing, said, "We at TricorBraun are incredibly excited about the work The Net Impact has done for us. Our newly optimized sites have improved our online marketing results dramatically!"

The development of the TricorBraun European site was a great project and a great success for both companies. We are very happy to have the opportunity to continue to work with TricorBraun as they expand and enhance their international marketing presence. Steve Thomas, President of The Net Impact, said, "The development of the TricorBraun European site was a great project and a great success for both companies. We are very happy to have the opportunity to continue to work with TricorBraun as they expand and enhance their international marketing presence."

St. Louis-based TricorBraun is one of the nation's leading designers, developers and suppliers of rigid packaging for a wide range of industries. The company has more than 100 years of experience in design, engineering and global sourcing, which allows it to offer its customers a comprehensive array of rigid packaging options engineered to deliver success. For more information, please visit www.tricorbraun.com

The Net Impact, an Internet marketing and web design firm, is a division of St. Louis based Unidev. Since 1997, The Net Impact has been an industry web site design leader, empowering clients with highly creative web development and the right Internet strategy. Professional services today encompass search engine and internet marketing solutions, Internet strategy development, training and seminars and web site design. For more information, please visit www.thenetimpact.com.