Digital Marketing Group Posts 45% Rise in Profit

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Digital Marketing Group saw a 45% rise in its fiscal full-year pretax profit but warned of tough trading ahead. The company launched a pay-per-click search project and a new research agency Monday. "2008 was good," CEO Ben Langdon said, adding that he found a marked difference from January onwards.

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