by Yannis Marcou
|August 19th, 2010
News International Commercial launched a week-long campaign to boost brand awareness of The Sun amongst planners and buyers from London’s top media agencies.
The strategy was for 5 days to immerse the audience into The Sun brand, to engage them with daily entertainment and to present them with cold, hard success facts about the newspaper. The campaign was extremely targeted and included product sampling, daily quizzes, prize draws and plenty of factual information. Skyron created, hosted and supported all the digital assets including 5 quizzes, registration, winner selection facility and a series of email announcements and reminders starting a few days before the campaign kicked off and ending a few days after.
The B2B campaign was extremely well received with over 75% of people visiting the microsite registering for the daily prize draws.
by Yannis Marcou
|May 25th, 2010
Good branding, relevant content and clear navigation lead to valuable user experiences that can drive revenue generation.
Within two months from launch, the Baker Tilly International website (designed, developed and supported by Skyron) landed a substantial new business opportunity. A Global FTSE 100 company looking for tax compliance and advisory services in 25 European countries reviewed Baker Tilly International member firms’ relevant credentials on the new website. The experience and content provided on the website were compelling enough for the prospect to contact Baker Tilly International and initiate discussions, despite having little previous knowledge of the accountancy network.
The purpose of the website is to capture new business and interest and channel these to the appropriate Baker Tilly International member firms around the world.
by Yannis Marcou
|April 16th, 2010
The website of News International Commercial (NIC – the trade marketing arm of NI) is a typical B2B exercise. It promotes the brand, showcases products and features case studies, news, insights and contact information. And like a lot of other B2B websites it could easily be left to its own devices condemned to a sad life of brochureware insignificance. Such neglected B2B sites, and there are quite a few around, act like a black hole where an unspecified number of users go in and out, but nobody knows what they get up to – and consequently nobody has with any idea how to make any money from them. So when the strategy behind the NIC website was drafted, Skyron advised the marketing team on the commercial benefits of analytics. Everyone agreed that to extract maximum value from the effort and money invested, a closer monitoring of the website’s performance would be the way forward.
Read more 