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.

The main challenge was to scale campaigns and improve return on ad spend. The client also wished to expand their customer base as it was mostly ages 50+.

It was an eight-week engagement to conduct an SEO audit for a section of the client's site. I managed an offshore resource supporting the engagement and used an in-house design specialist to product the final report deliverable for the client. I conducted a range of interviews with the major members of the marketing team to understand internal processes, workflows, marketing persona development and marketing research.

The challenge for this brand was to elevate their look and feel and mimic this branding on their website and social media pages. A new website was needed and so SEO was to be started from scratch, as the website would need to be refreshed in terms of content and keywords, making the site more searchable.