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Disruptia Broadcasting
Despite major clients including Discovery+, NutriBullet and the Reform Party, Disruptia had failed to brand themselves effectively online and showcase their experience on their long outdated, boxy website made on WIX. We redeveloped their site, creating a clean, confident and authoritative look, with clients logos and slides showcasing work they had done.
Expert Media Partners
As consultants to numerous blue chip media companies, Expert Media Partners needed to rebrand from their old, stock-photo covered website to a new, easy-to-read and authoritative website that showcased their partners and made them stand out in the crowd.
Venga Portishead
After rebranding away from a youthful party bar towards a fine Spanish Tapas and Cocktail Restaurant for a more mature audience, Venga desperately needed a web rebrand that would seduce users with their authentic Spanish food and paint their bar as an escape from the modern world.
Ashley Care Group
A growing group of 5 care homes in Norfolk, Ashley Care Group needed a system to consistently fill bed vacancies with private residents. After a re-branding and a massive website development that humanised the brand with personal stories, we built a Google Search Advertising system that delivers a customer acquisition cost of ~£1100, delivering nearly £180,000 of annual revenue in the first three moths.
A Tiwari
Website development and photography shoot for author, producer and and poet Aditya Tiwari, who needed a site to centralise his life works, open himself to professional collaborations and present his newly released books
Four Oaks Projects
As a rising star in the commercial hospitality design and fit out industry, Four Oaks Projects needed a rebrand and web development that would clearly communicate their offer, showcase their client projects, establish trust through personal stories, and separate themselves from their competitors as an easy decision.
Wood Street Joinery
Centred in Poland but serving a European wide market, Wood Street wanted to scale their family-run handmade, traditional English kitchen joinery and shift away from relying on word of mouth towards a more consistent and higher paying market.