Parcel2Go Joins The Blogosphere With Launch Of New Site

The UK's largest online parcel delivery service Parcel2Go has launched its very own blog to help people stay up-to-date on everything from changes involving eBay and Amazon to the very latest hints and tips for sending goods abroad with an international shipping courier.

Parcel2Go has been bringing its customers breaking news relating to the big players in the online retail and parcel delivery sectors for a number of years. The new blog, available at http://blog.parcel2go.com/ has been designed to offer yet another valuable resource to individuals and businesses as well as a place where people can find more light-hearted news, banter, hint and tips and debates.

The blog will be updated on a daily basis, and the moderation team will be around to approve new comments throughout the day.

Richard Mercer, Director of Marketing at Parcel2Go, said: "We're really excited about the opportunities that our new blog will present. The team at Parcel2Go has been using social media to keep in touch with customers, offer advice and solve problems for a while, but this is the first time that we have run a daily blog.

"We hope that customers old and new will find posts on there that appeal, and we're asking people to make full use of the comment facilities available. Blog posts aren't a one way conversation, we want to get people involved - talking to us and each other about the issues and stories that are affecting them."

Like Parcel2Go's new dedicated mobile website that launched the other week at m.parcel2go.com, the blog can be accessed through mobile devices and smartphones, which will allow people to keep up-to-date on all the latest discussions and take part in conversations while they're on the move.

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About Parcel2Go:
Parcel2Go Ltd has been offering its customers the opportunity to send parcels with a courier to London, Australia, and everywhere in between, for the past 21 years. Based in Bolton, the company operates a cost effective collection and delivery service using couriers such as Parcelforce and City Link throughout the UK, Europe, and countries across the world.