Luminary Brands

I’ve hired RevenueRush to design a website for us that would showcase our mobile application and the solutions we offer to healthcare facilities. The website had to showcase the information about our company and the whole rehabilitation process. The goals of the website are: 1) provide information about our company 2) Motivate users to try out our app. I’ve first talked with their Digital Marketing Manager and explained our overall goals and expectations. We talked about my business and its identity. After I received an estimate and agreed to it, I added our marketing manager to the talks, who brought in the copy that should be on the page. Then everything was standard: Mockups – UI Design – Web Development, with each deliverable being approved by me & team.

We can split the project into 2 separate processes: Content creation and Content distribution. At first, we started with content creation only. I’ve talked with a RevenueRush content marketing manager, with whom we discussed our goals, specialization, examples of similar content, e.t.c. Once I got a rough understanding of the cost per article, we decided to proceed with a content calendar. When we approved it, RevenueRush started providing us with articles and graphics for them to place on our website at regular intervals. Our partners loved them, and we've noticed that prospects were asking our sales managers about the things from the articles, so we agreed to RevenueRush proposal to additionally promote our content to draw more visitors to our blog. This was done through Social Media Management and thought leadership.

Limeup is a creative agency headquartered in London, United Kingdom. We wanted an agency website that would be professional and that could grow with us as we grow. We also needed a design to be dynamic, flexible, and easy-to-maintain for the long haul. We started by working out the required website pages with a Marketing Manager. After that, RevenueRush created UX mockups for the whole website, and we went over each page over a series of calls with a UI/UX designer, tweaking them in real time. As soon as UI design for one of the pages was finalized, we had a call with a digital marketing manager and a copywriter to create the text for that page. This process was repeated for all pages over the course of the month or so. Once all the pages were ready, we had a final round of edits and they proceeded to develop our website and launched our website.

I’m in charge of Digitalisation projects for the clients of Alphabet Capital. One of our clients needed a new website to promote their poker application. I discussed requirements we had with RevenueRush, and after getting a rough estimate of project cost and timeline, served as a mediator during calls, making sure our client understood the agency, and vice versa. RevenueRush explained everything in simple terms, so I rarely had to participate. Initially, I talked with a Digital Marketing Manager. After the project started, the only other RevenueRush representative we’ve talked with directly was a UI/UX designer. Other internal communications (Web Developer, Copywriter, Illustrator) were handled by a marketing manager. The process was standard for website development. We first approved mockups, then agreed on design style, received the complete website UI + illustrations and text copy for it, and made some edits, whereby a Web Developer got involved and the website was complete.

We’ve hired RevenueRush to design a landing page for our application. We wanted to receive a landing page that would have a good conversion rate and communicate the uniqueness of our application and its associated benefits for English learners. We’ve had screenshots of application and some text that should be present on the landing page, but not a complete structure. I first talked with a Marketing Manager, who asked about our concept, unique selling points, target audience, it’s motivations, e.t.c. We agreed on page structure, and RevenueRush copywriter created the page text for each screen which was forwarded to us. We discussed it with my team and suggested some minor edits, after which they developed a mockup of a landing page, and, after our validation, provided us with several design styles to choose from. Having decided on the final style and visual palette, RevenueRush designed complete website UI, to which we made some alterations, developed it, and put it on the web.

I’m a Head Of Marketing for shvidko groshi. We are providing people in the CIS region with cheap consumer credits. Our website was downright ancient and we needed someone to create a new web identity for us. RevenueRush took a look at the competitors, asked us about what was important for us with our new website, and overall were imho more competent and professional about the engagement than B2B agencies in my region. After discussing the overall goals, I explained the functionality and meaning / contents of website “blocks” we wanted, we discussed important elements. On the next call we talked about competitor websites, what I liked and didn’t in their approach, where there could be similarities, e.t.c. After this they provided me with several design styles to choose from, and proceeded to design a website in the style of my choice. After several rounds of edits, design was done, and they provided guidance on the development and implementation of the website.

I'm a Senior Business Development manager for the Lettera, an investment company with offices in London and Hong Kong. With the Covid19 restrictions, one on one meetings, forums and roadshows had dissapeared, so we had to establish a web presence. After the inititial call, we've had a discovery meeting, for which I called some senior management, during which we discussed our company, client profile, our goals from this website, what we wanted to communicate, e.t.c. I received the impression that they were really making an effort to understand our aims instead of taking a passive approach and just doing whatever we asked even if it's sub-optimal. After this meeting, they sent us some website examples of what approaches could work for us, and we stopped on a presentation-website. They sent us a proposal with time- and cost-estimates, and after we agreed to this, we cooperated on the contents of the website. They designed it, and, after our approval, developed it and put it on the web.