IQinVisionGoal: Turn a small security camera company into a global force. IQinVision (IQeye) was a small California IP camera company with an office on each coast and some European distribution. They needed a website that not only competitively positioned them globally but worked as a central resource for anyone involved with IQeye. The Result: Within 6 months of the new site going live IQeye had to increase their Customer Sales and Support staff 600% to accommodate the inquiries generated by the site.
Lynn Butler Goal: Market two Separate Companies under a single Brand. Lynn Butler is a successful photo stylist. She also has a unique home furnishings business. She wanted to create a clean modern style for each business while promoting each of them separately. The Result: The result is two different sites with two different styles (one modern and one with a classical flair) yet any component from one site would co-ordinate with the other.
Tranzact inc .com Goal: Legitimize a global presence. Tranzact Inc. needed a site that quickly explained to potential clients who they are and exactly what they do. They also had to communicate their company’s professionalism, attention to detail and awareness of current market trends. The Result: A strong little site that stands out from the crowd and gives Tranzact an in with new clients who comment on the photography.
Kelly McGuill homeGoal: Create a brand and get more business. Kelly McGuill was an interior designer whose work as a freelance editorial stylist was starting to take off. She understood the importance of momentum and that she needed a site that would showcase her photo styling work to prospecting publications. The Result: Since the launch of her site, Kelly has been hired by everyone from Yankee Magazine to the Boston Red Sox to create magnificent scenes. Business is Booming.
Sara SnackerGoal: Brand a Small cookie company in an already saturated market. Sara Snacker was just starting out in Manhattan with a small line of Gourmet cookies. They needed a look and a brand that found them a niche in the marketplace and positioned them as a cookie worth noticing. How We Did It: We emphasized Sara’s unique skills of finding strange new combinations of ingredients and likened them to the days when your childhood was full of mixing up stuff to see how it would taste. A refined classic design of the site brought this message home to the target market of upper income women and more importantly the media they read! The Result: Sara Snacker’s Chip n’ etzel is igniting the gourmet food circuit online, the target market of upper income women and more importantly the media they read!
Lynn Butler Goal: Market two Separate Companies under a single Brand. Lynn Butler is a successful photo stylist. She also has a unique home furnishings business. She wanted to create a clean modern style for each business while promoting each of them separately. The Result: The result is two different sites with two different styles (one modern and one with a classical flair) yet any component from one site would co-ordinate with the other.
Tranzact inc .com Goal: Legitimize a global presence. Tranzact Inc. needed a site that quickly explained to potential clients who they are and exactly what they do. They also had to communicate their company’s professionalism, attention to detail and awareness of current market trends. The Result: A strong little site that stands out from the crowd and gives Tranzact an in with new clients who comment on the photography.
Kelly McGuill homeGoal: Create a brand and get more business. Kelly McGuill was an interior designer whose work as a freelance editorial stylist was starting to take off. She understood the importance of momentum and that she needed a site that would showcase her photo styling work to prospecting publications. The Result: Since the launch of her site, Kelly has been hired by everyone from Yankee Magazine to the Boston Red Sox to create magnificent scenes. Business is Booming.
Sara SnackerGoal: Brand a Small cookie company in an already saturated market. Sara Snacker was just starting out in Manhattan with a small line of Gourmet cookies. They needed a look and a brand that found them a niche in the marketplace and positioned them as a cookie worth noticing. How We Did It: We emphasized Sara’s unique skills of finding strange new combinations of ingredients and likened them to the days when your childhood was full of mixing up stuff to see how it would taste. A refined classic design of the site brought this message home to the target market of upper income women and more importantly the media they read! The Result: Sara Snacker’s Chip n’ etzel is igniting the gourmet food circuit online, the target market of upper income women and more importantly the media they read!