DHL launches new website

DHL has relaunched its global web presence www.dhl.com along with 140 DHL country sites. The new website, which is focused on better meeting customer requirements, will offer a more user-friendly access to all logistics and global mail services. The website integrates all DHL business units and ensures that more than 300,000 daily visitors find their way to the resources they need. The site also includes local and global career opportunities, provides material for journalists and delivers comprehensive information about the Group Deutsche Post DHL. The relaunch of the global presence and all country websites covers some 80,000 web pages which services 40 different languages.

Christof Ehrhart, Executive Vice President Corporate Communications, Deutsche Post DHL said, “The new DHL.com provides an easy access to all services offered by DHL globally and places real needs of DHL customers who visit us online in focus. The website is another step on the way towards making our services and products easier to use and further simplifies the process of getting in touch with the right person.”

The new website is implemented to strengthen the “ONE DHL” approach as featured in the Group’s Strategy 2015 and actively supports DHL’s brand values by offering proactive solutions, personal commitment and local strength worldwide.

Another website, www.DHL-brandworld.com allows a glimpse behind the scenes of one of the leading brands in logistics and offers both information and entertainment. The mission of DHL, its brand values and customer success stories are part of the website as well as news about worldwide advertising, marketing campaigns, its partnership with Formula 1, Fashion Week, Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra and others. DHL invites the user to participate in special digital events such as following experts from Formula 1 via Twitter or playing virtual games.

Wolfgang Giehl, Senior Vice President Corporate Brand Marketing, Deutsche Post DHL, says: “We enter into a new area in brand communication beside the classical media.”