Time to time, we find that our clients choose to work with us not only because of what we do, but because of how we do it! Any agency with a thimble’s worth of talent can make the work look halfway decent. It takes something more to create a campaign that actually matters.
From the small startup to well known IT firm in local market to company with international presence, our process balances structure with flexibility, resulting in creative solutions that are tailored to meet each client's individual requirements, regardless of size, reach, industry or objectives.
In its simplest form, analysis involves a little observation, a handful of questions, and a whole lot of research. This gives us a comprehensive understanding of your situation and helps us identify any obstacles that may stand in the way of your success.
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After considering the information and data gathered during the analysis phase, we help you define success and then develop a research-based, results-driven roadmap that shows you how to get there.
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Whether your roadmap calls for a full-blown marketing and public relations campaign or a straightforward redesign of your website to improve usability, we execute each project with purpose, precision, and passion. In the development phase, we clutch your requirement with our proven skills together.
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Blind resolve and thoughtless fervor accomplish nothing. We proceed with open eyes and open minds every step of the way, ensuring our ability to recognize obstacles, embrace change and adjust our approach accordingly.
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Each phase of our approach is driven by the science of behavior. To put it another way, we focus less on raising awareness about your brand or getting attention for your cause than we do on compelling people to take action.
Here’s how it works: You tell us what you want people to do – buy your product, become a member, use your services, donate, volunteer, vote, drink more, eat less, etc. – and we’ll tell you how to get them to do it. These are the four primary factors we’ve identified that influence behavior.
People must have a clear understanding of what you’re asking them to do, how that behavior will benefit them or someone they care about, and why complying with your request is better than any alternative behavior (which includes inaction).
People must have a clear understanding of what you’re asking them to do, how that behavior will benefit them or someone they care about, and why complying with your request is better than any alternative behavior (which includes inaction).
People must have a clear understanding of what you’re asking them to do, how that behavior will benefit them or someone they care about, and why complying with your request is better than any alternative behavior (which includes inaction).
People must have a clear understanding of what you’re asking them to do, how that behavior will benefit them or someone they care about, and why complying with your request is better than any alternative behavior (which includes inaction).
When employed successfully, we're able to merge these practices in a way that has proved to be effective many times over. Our work looks good, yes, but it also produces real, purposeful change.