Digitalk were looking for a full service marketing agency with specific industry expertise to provide a fully outsourced marketing service and deliver on a re-branding and web development project.
The solution
What we did for them
We worked with Digitalk to refresh their corporate image, build a lean, effective website and create a strong sales funnel with marketing automation and aggressive content marketing campaigns.
The results
Where are they now?
Digitalk go from strength to strength, consolidating their position as the industry's leading provider of communications platforms as a service solutions and rapidly disrupting the MVNE market.
The work
Some of our output
RMA helped Digitalk to create a bold and distinctive corporate image. We designed, wrote and built a brand new website and created a range of collateral to support their ongoing marketing activities.
Corporate identityNew logo and corporate ID
New Joomla! websiteDesigned and built
New collateralNew marketing assets
What they say about us
From
Digitalk
“Redmill Marketing Associates provide us with a perfect blend of industry and marketing expertise. The Redmill team have been able to deliver on a broad range of marketing tasks, from campaign management through to brand design. Their full service approach is something that few agencies can match."
Mark Ashdown
Chief Strategy Officer
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