Gintel The Project

Our recent work Gintel Outsourced marketing

The requirements What the customer needed

Gintel, a Norwegian vendor of value added service platforms for mobile networks engaged RMA to provide outsourced marketing services in 2007. Since then, RMA has been instrumental in all aspects of Gintel's marketing activity, working as an extended part of the Gintel team.

The solution What we did for them

RMA and Gintel have developed a close relationship over the ten years of our engagement. Gintel relies on the RMA team to deliver the full range of marketing services, from copywriting and design through to strategic planning and product marketing.

The results Where are they now?

RMA has been instrumental in Gintel's growth into one of the world’s leading suppliers of value added service platforms. RMA has fully integrated into the Gintel team and are closely involved in their day-to-day marketing activities. Gintel continues to rely on RMA and to deploy the full suite of services we offer.

The work Some of our output

Gintel's website and corporate image has been through several versions during the course of our engagement with them. The latest website re-design took place in the summer of 2017.

Corporate identityNew logo and corporate ID

New Joomla! websiteDesigned and built

New collateralNew marketing assets

What they say about us From Gintel

"Engaging Redmill Marketing Associates solved a variety of problems for us. We needed strong strategic marketing support, but it had to be extremely flexible to meet our requirements, as well as bringing a fresh perspective to our business. It was vital that our marketing partner clearly understood the complex world in which we operate, and that we benefited from this straight away. We simply couldn’t wait for someone to come up to speed."

Mazen Shiaa

VP Sales and Marketing

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