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Medix Inc., established in 1984 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, provides an extensive range of digital marketing solutions nationwide. Their services cover diverse advertising approaches, including display, social media, affiliate, internet, pay-per-click, feed, and video advertising, along with advertising management for agencies. The company also specializes in creative and web development, encompassing design and production, e-commerce platform construction and renewal, website building and operational management, content marketing, creative consulting, and web advertisement creation, in addition to search engine optimization (SEO) and broader digital asset development like web services, applications, DTP materials, videos, and promotional novelties. Medix supports both business-to-consumer (B2C) digital marketing and business-to-business (B2B) marketing efforts. Moreover, they focus on data-driven marketing strategies, offering services such as data analysis, CRM implementation, GA4 support, KARTE utilization, and assistance with BigQuery and BI tools. Their expertise further extends to strategic planning and consulting for internet follow-up marketing, comprehensive marketing and promotion plans, advertising strategies, web analysis operations, and e-commerce businesses.
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