iQela approached RMA with a long list of marketing activities. The company required a brand, a website and a full go-to-market plan to launch them into the UK MVNO market. We worked closely with the iQela management team to develop a new brand and compelling market proposition.
The solution
What we did for them
iQela was an idea in the mind of its founders when the relationship began. Once the service was built, the founders began working closely with RMA. A new brand was built and launched and a full marketing strategy developed and tested.
The results
Where are they now?
iQela is almost ready to launch to the UK business market. It's innovative business mobile service promises to change the way business calls are handled. We look forward to many years of success with this exciting new company.
The work
Some of our output
RMA took iQela from an idea, to a fully developed brand in the space of just a few months. A brand new logo and corporate identity was delivered, along with a new responsive Joomla website.
Corporate identityNew logo and corporate ID
New Joomla! websiteDesigned and built
New collateralNew marketing assets
What they say about us
From
iQela
"Redmill Marketing Associates have been integral in helping shape and deliver the iQela proposition. We rely on them for a range of marketing activities and are looking forward to partnering with them for future success."
Lorenza Brescia
Chief Executive Officer
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