A financial services marketing agency that brings in clients beyond referrals

The challenge

Qwil gives regulated firms a compliant alternative to Microsoft Teams, Slack and Zoom. Its website wasn't converting well, its messaging hadn't kept pace with the product, and organic visibility was limited to branded searches.

What we did

We rebuilt the website in Webflow, ran a technical SEO audit and fixed backend errors, published content weekly around buyer search terms, built landing pages for each industry vertical, earned links from relevant publications and ran LinkedIn outreach alongside it.

The challenge

An independent financial advice firm serving individuals and business owners across the UK lost its website and all of its content when its previous designer went out of business, and needed a site that reflected the full breadth of its advice.

What we did

We rebuilt the website on WordPress with a dedicated page for every personal and business service, from pensions, retirement and estate planning to mortgages, employee benefits and exit planning. We added adviser profiles, an articles section and a clear route to book a free discovery call, trained the team to run the site themselves, and look after it with ongoing maintenance.

The challenge

The charity's site ran on an ageing Umbraco CMS that nobody was maintaining. It kept crashing and going offline, which is serious for a charity that relies on its website for event promotion and sign-ups, and the staff and volunteers who updated it weren't web specialists.

What we did

We started by assessing what the staff and volunteers could manage without technical help, then moved the site to WordPress with a modernised, responsive design that kept the brand. We added mailing-list sign-up, Salesforce integration, donation and banking integration and stronger security, timed the switch between two major fundraising events, and trained the team to run the content while we maintain the system.

The challenge

Judo For All UK started in North London with no members, no profile and no online presence. It had to explain why it existed and build credibility fast, and as it grew its first website couldn't keep up: only a few people could update it and it had no online event booking.

What we did

We have worked with JFAUK from its earliest days, on planning, branding, print and content as well as the website. In 2012 we built its first site on Joomla and grew its traffic through SEO and marketing. In 2018 we moved it to WordPress so more of the team could edit it, added online event booking and ran a full round of SEO with the move. A redesign is now under way.

The challenge

We built the shop's first website, a static Squarespace site, in 2014, and it had gone untouched for over 10 years. It looked tired, and the owner wanted a website that could promote the business, be updated in-house and start taking orders online.

What we did

We backed up the static site, moved it and the domain off Squarespace, and built a custom responsive WordPress theme. We migrated the content and added on-site SEO, social links and an online shop ready to launch for a set range of products.

The challenge

Competing with large retailers across Cyprus while staying relevant in Paphos, for both competitive national searches and specialist services like pond building.

What we did

We built the online shop, ran a two-layer SEO strategy (pages for each major city across Cyprus, local pages for the Paphos store and its pond-building service), created content and built high-authority links.