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CASE STUDIES
FULL SERVICE AGENCY
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SEO
MOBILE REVENUE
109%
Agency: Jaywing Brand: Madame Tussauds
When Madame Tussauds wanted to
update its website to approached Jaywing to make this a reality. Jaywing created an
immersive online Madame Tussauds’ artistry on display at their sites. Jaywing’s strategy helped to increase sales by including personalised content and trigger emails. Madame Tussauds mobile revenue has increased by a huge 109 per cent.
Agency: Brand:
Simply Gym was struggling to
Agency: Brand:
maternity wear
Agency: Amaze Brand:
NSPCC’s child
redeveloped its website celebrates its 30th Childline’s nearly service via the website. partnered with Amaze to
integrated and digitally service users and volunteer counsellors. It also worked on improving content that would be applicable to the wide tools to help children
company Isabella Oliver needed a solution to help engage with customers opportunity to engage with its target audience- BlueVenn provided this solution with the tools blueCAMPAIGNER and blueANALYZER to bring the customer insight and campaign management outsourcing to a third party. BlueVenn’s user- marketing team at Isabella marketing needs while being able to utilise its deep products.
the website it were also tasked with increasing sales. The case study shows how it has helped improve results marketing strategy. These strategies
Agency: Brand: Zing
UK team building events company Zing recently
with an enhanced SEO strategy. FSE’s approach was to capitalise on Zing’s targeted research and a small paid compelled it to invest in redesigning and now ranking within the top 100 search results on google.
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