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Squid Loyalty
Squid Loyalty is a digital, contactless loyalty platform based in Dublin, Ireland. The platform operates as an app that allows consumers to keep their loyalty cards in one place and gives business owners better control of their loyalty schemes. The client wanted to develop a web portal for customers to sign up to the platform end-to-end and dominate the Dublin market. After having had a bad experience with other software contractors, the client wanted to bring the platform up to their desired standard by restructuring data and improving the web experience.
How A Digital Marketing Agency Can Help Grow Your Business
The rate of digital adoption among Irish businesses accelerated significantly as a result of the Covid-19 outbreak. According to a recent survey, 98% of business leaders said technology played a crucial role in navigating the pandemic. In 2020, the volume of new Irish websites increased immensely to accommodate many consumers who moved their transactions online due to Covid-19 restrictions. In 2021, online trading for businesses has become the new norm, creating greater brand awareness competition in many Irish sectors. There has never been a better time to start considering digital marketing to grow your business.
Manufacturers Should Prepare For Industry 4.0 With Effective Marketing Campaigns
In 2021, manufacturing companies cannot overlook digital platforms that add value to their customers, as we prepare for the fourth industrial revolution, also known as 'Industry 4.0'. Denis Finnegan, director of Dublin-based digital marketing agency ‘Grofuse’ said: "Industry 4.0 is disruptive and if you don't change, you may not survive. The longer you leave embracing transformation, then the harder it will be to stay competitive.
Brian Mullins Insurance Brokers
Brian Mullins Insurance Brokers (BMIB) is an insurance brokerage firm based in Sligo and offers an extensive range of insurance policies to clients throughout Ireland. BMIB needed a website redesign to increase online application form inquiries, enhance brand awareness, and advertising to increase website traffic and improve their conversion rate.
Google Introduces A Three Strike System For Breaches Of Ad Policy
Google has announced that from September 2021 onwards, it will be introducing a new strike-based system to enforce action against advertisers who repeatedly violate their ad policies. Google stated: “We will begin implementing the strike-based system on September 21, 2021, with a gradual ramp up over a period of three months, for the following policies: Enabling dishonest behaviour, unapproved substances, guns, gun parts and related products, explosives, other weapons and tobacco.”
MG Architects
MG Architects is a leading architectural and valuation practice based in Donegal. The client wanted to position themselves as the market leader for quality and service in their target market area. The project's purpose was to present the business more professionally and seamlessly showcase their projects to generate more inquiries. The client wanted to create a lead-generating website and increase awareness of their sustainable products. The company wanted a visually impressive, high-speed website that quickly explains why their products are a better alternative to steel through content, projects and certifications. The company wanted to be assured of a project that could be delivered to a very high standard, on time and within a pre-agreed budget.
7 Reasons You Shouldn’t Make Your Own Website
As rapid digitalisation and the need for a website to advertise your business continues to increase, so does the attitude that anybody can execute this. It is a common conception that anyone can learn to build a website online. Cheaper alternatives for quick websites may sound more appealing than paying for a professional service, but our experts disagree.