Brand and interface
The mark, the pages, and the way a buyer builds a clothing line were designed as one system.
Static Stoodio customises tees, hoodies, and sweatshirts in Canada, but the store and the feed did not match. Array Digitals set the brand, the interface, the website, social, and the ads. A buyer now sees the same story from the feed to the order.
The mark, the pages, and the way a buyer builds a clothing line were designed as one system.
The site carries custom hoodies, tees, and merch, with a path to order.
Social and digital marketing use the same brand system as the store.
More work
The US chapter's site no longer matched the hospital. We rebuilt it on WordPress.
The foundation's social posts and emails did not look like one organization.
Giving sat outside the site. We rebuilt the pages and a custom donation flow.
Between inspections, the firm was hard to see. We run the social channels.
The old site did not match the homes. We rebuilt it and run the marketing.
Banners, social posts, and email needed to look like one vitamin store.
The brand needed a store, a look, and content that matched what it sells.
Sessions needed a steady way to get booked. We run social and marketing.
The bands needed to reach people already shopping for one. We run the ads.
The site and the ads were not bringing the bookings the salon wanted.
The line needed a shop, a look, and content that sold the same routine.
Patients needed one place to book a home visit, a lab test, and a pharmacy order.
Residents needed one place to order civic services, file complaints, and track cases.
The catalog was hard to find in search. A full SEO program moved rankings up.
Shippers could not find the services in search. SEO lifted organic rankings.
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