eTour Selects Fallon McElligott New York as AOR | Internet News

eTour Selects Fallon McElligott New York as AOR

Written By
Beth Cox
Beth Cox
Jul 14, 1999
1 minute read

Fallon McElligott New York City has been
named agency of record for eTour Inc., a
Web service that automatically connects consumers with Web sites that match
their interests.

Annualized billings were estimated at $12 million to $15 million. The review
included three other unnamed agencies.

“Fallon impressed us with both their understanding of our business and their wit and enthusiasm,” said Roger Barnette, president and CEO of eTour. “We
look forward to working with them to build eTour into a formidable brand.”

“Of all of the dot.com approaches we’ve seen, this is the one that excited all of us the
most. They’re committed to building a strong brand,” said Alison Burns, president of Fallon McElligott New York.

Plans call for an integrated campaign including brand identity, television,
print, radio and outdoor, to break later this summer.

eTour Inc. was founded in Atlanta in 1997 as JuxtaNet Corp. Prior to June 26,
1999, eTour.com was known as ProLaunch.com. Born out of their own frustration
with surfing the Web, the founders of eTour created a new category on the
Internet that allows for
real-time matching of sites with users’ interests.

Fallon McElligott New York City is a fully integrated agency combining
advertising, design, interactive media and public relations. Clients include
MindSpring, MTV, FAO Schwarz, Nikon, Conseco, Georgia-Pacific, United States
Tennis Association, and Fortune and TIME magazines.

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