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Storyals came to us with a creative, helpful service — they just needed to get the word out. We created a strategy to increase awareness, reach, and conversions through a user-friendly website design, branded storytelling, enhanced browsing filters for their video tutorial content, and more pages to drive and capture leads.
We built out a user-driven information architecture that would help potential customers quickly and easily navigate to key areas of the site. A restructured and improved blog area was developed to establish Storyals as an educational resource on Office 365 and provide business tips, and to create further SEO opportunities. The option to subscribe to premium content was developed through a WooCommerce integration.
Storyals is all about bringing a fresh, modern approach to office product training, and we channeled that into their website design. Bright, welcoming colours draw the user right into their brand personality. Clean sans serif typography feels engaging and fun.
The page designs are media-centric, with plenty of breathing room to let big images and video make a bold impression.
The Storyals website is a fresh, engaging user experience that makes it intuitive to find content. The brand's modern approach to digital workplaces comes through in the bright style elements on each page. Their storytelling is enhanced through the About and Team pages, and sales are driven through numerous pages and conversion opportunities. Their video tutorials are showcased through teaser content, CTAs, embedded reviews, and lateral navigation callouts to drive further conversions. We continue to work with Storyals in ongoing SEO strategy and ad campaigns to boost their brand awareness and traction.
We have been working with Forge & Smith for years. They are extremely professional and everyone in their team always greets you with a "no problem" attitude. They provide a wide range of services and everyone we have dealt with has been extremely skilled at what they do.
