Calian is a large B2B/B2G professional services company, publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange. When I started with Calian in early 2019, they had a Drupal 7 website that had been somewhat neglected and had technical issues, and the design and content were overall unimpressive, and not representative of a strong brand with an umbrella of highly specialized solutions. They were also lacking a social media strategy, appropriate analytics tracking, marketing automation and a modern CRM solution.

I started working with BodyFX (home workout programs) as they were heading into a historically slower period for the brand (Q4). They had never run "holiday" sales or messaging, instead opting to reduce spend Oct-(mid)Dec before their big Q1 push. I pitched the client on a pre-holiday strategy (promotion & messaging) for us to start testing in early November, which he approved. The campaigns were a success (within target CPA range) and we were not only able to scale the initial tests, but iterate on the messaging throughout Nov & Dec to scale consistently over the holiday period, resulting in a 129% increase in spend YoY.

The client contacted us with a problem that he does not see results from paying to the digital agency their monthly fee. It seems that something is working, but how much it helps to increase sales they did not know ...

In fact, this is a very typical situation.

The client needed a comprehensive promotion in Google ads, Facebook, as well as SEO. Our main task was to increase online sales.

For a better understanding of their online sales funnel first of all we worked hard to integrate all systems with the Google Data Studio service and we build a KPI dashboard.

In order we and the client can see what they pay money for and that every shekel spent, positively affects sales Due to which the client clearly sees how much money was spent on digital advertising, as well as the amount of profit,% and traffic breakdown by various sources.

Credit One Bank credit card is designed for people who are trying to rebuild their bad credit and people starting out and trying to build credit. Credit One was not a well-known consumer brand, the challenge was two-fold, One, to educate the consumer who Credit One was, and two, inform the consumer that while most credit card companies asked for too much information (TMI) when you apply for their card, Credit One only asked a few.