National Gypsum Launches New Spanish Website

“In an effort to make its resources available to all its users, National Gypsum, a leading manufacturer of gypsum wallboard and related products, announced today the launch of the Spanish version of its award winning website. Hispanic construction professionals are now able to find all the information about the company’s products and resources, including Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), submittals, guide specifications and product literature. The website can be accessed at www.nationalgypsum.com/espanol or by clicking the link Espanol on the website www.nationalgypsum.com.

National Gypsum is the first company in the gypsum industry to offer its users all of its online resources in Spanish. The company enlisted the help of Enventys Latino Market Solutions, a fully integrated product and business development firm, and Vialogix, developers and designers of National Gypsum’s award winning website. “Vialogix helped us extend our original site architecture, which our customers have told us they like using due to its ease of use, to our new Spanish language site. Enventys’ expertise was invaluable in specifically tailoring the content of this site to this important, fast growing customer segment” said David Drummond, Director of Marketing at National Gypsum. …”

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