Solesbee’s Announces IRONCLAD Marketing As Agency Of Record

WINSTON, Georgia (Feb. 12, 2018) — Solesbee’s Equipment & Attachments LLC, a premier equipment and attachments manufacturer, has selected IRONCLAD Marketing as its Agency of Record. The Fargo, North Dakota-based company is managing Solesbee’s marketing efforts. A division of the KINSHOFER Group, Solesbee’s is a full-service heavy equipment attachment manufacturer offering a wide range of attachments for forklifts, bulldozers, front-end and back-end loaders, excavators and tractors. Solesbee’s designs its attachments to maximize productivity and profits on the jobsite. Effective immediately, IRONCLAD Marketing has assumed management of all advertising and public relations programs. Please direct all marketing inquiries to Denise Stoppleworth, IRONCLAD president, at 701-373-0062 or denise@ironcladmktg.com. Solesbee’s, a leading manufacturer of quality heavy equipment attachments, offers a wide range of standard and custom attachments designed for excavators, bulldozers, front-end and back-end loaders, and tractors. Solesbee’s attachments are jobsite ready and guaranteed to improve productivity. They have been successfully meeting customers’ needs since 1993. For more information, contact Solesbee’s, 2640 Jason Industrial Parkway, Winston, GA 30187; call 800-419-8090 or visit www.solesbees.com. IRONCLAD Marketing is a full-service advertising, marketing and public relations agency that specializes in business-to-business communications for the equipment industry. The company’s philosophy is to pair a strong strategic planning approach with quality creative execution. Contact IRONCLAD Marketing at P.O. Box 733, West Fargo, ND 58078, call 701-373-0062, e-mail info@ironcladmktg.com, visit www.ironcladmktg.com, or connect on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram or Google+.

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