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All team members of Improve CX nurture the people-oriented approach and methods, regardless of the activity. Our services are always focused on people of the business, customers and employees.

Over the years, we have focused our expertise on the digital playground. We build and improve digital communication channels. The goal is to make your business scalable so that it can grow healthily.

Web sites/apps development and improvement Web sites/apps development and improvement

Tim Berners-Lee, a British scientist, invented the World Wide Web (WWW) in 1989, while working at CERN. The Web was originally conceived and developed for automated information-sharing between scientists in universities and institutes around the world. Websites for use by the general public began to emerge in 1993-94.

In case you still don't know why you need a website :), here are several reasons:

  1. Credibility and Professionalism: In the eyes of consumers, a well-designed website adds credibility and professionalism to your business. It serves as proof of legitimacy and can foster trust among potential customers, which is essential for building business relationships.

  2. Communication Channel: A website offers a direct communication channel with your customers, providing information such as contact details, product information, and customer service resources.

  3. Customer Service and Support: Websites can offer customers easy access to support and service, through FAQs, chatbots, support forms, and contact information, enhancing the overall customer experience and satisfaction.

  4. Customer Insights: With tools like Google Analytics, websites provide valuable data on customer behavior, preferences, and demographics. This information can guide marketing strategies, product development, and customer service improvements.

  5. Marketing and Branding: A website is a powerful marketing tool. It allows your business to tell its story, highlight its unique selling proposition, and showcase its brand to a global audience.

  6. Competitive Advantage: In many sectors, having a website is the norm. Not having one can put your business at a significant disadvantage. A strong online presence can be a competitive edge, enabling your business to compete more effectively in their industry.

  7. Online Presence 24/7: A website provides a constant online presence, allowing your business to showcase its products or services around the clock.

E-commerce development and improvement E-commerce development and improvement

There are numerous aspects of why any business should consider e-commerce, regardless of what your offer is based on. Both goods and services can be purchased online.

Here are some of the key reasons why e-commerce is so important:

  1. Global Reach: E-commerce breaks down geographical barriers, allowing your business to reach a global audience. This expands the market and provides consumers with access to products and services from anywhere in the world. Neat, right? :)

  2. Convenience: E-commerce platforms operate 24/7, offering ultimate convenience for consumers who can browse and purchase your products or services at any time, from the comfort of their homes. Forget 9 to 5 :)

  3. Lower Costs: Operating an online store is less expensive than maintaining a physical store. This can translate to lower prices for consumers and higher margins for your business. Money, money, money :)

  4. Personalization and Customer Insights: E-commerce enables your business to gather and analyse vast amounts of data on consumer behavior. This data can be used to personalise the shopping experience, improve customer service, and drive sales through targeted marketing.

  5. Increased Sales Opportunities: Through the use of digital marketing strategies and search engine optimization (SEO), e-commerce websites can attract more visitors, increasing the potential for sales and growth of your business.

  6. Accessibility for Small Businesses: E-commerce levels the playing field for small businesses, giving them access to customers and markets that would have been out of reach in the traditional retail environment.

  7. Sustainability: With a shift towards digital operations, e-commerce can be seen as more environmentally friendly than traditional retail, due to reduced need for physical materials, less energy consumption in maintaining physical stores.

  8. Rapid Growth and Innovation: The e-commerce sector is characterized by rapid growth and constant innovation, with new technologies (like augmented reality, AI, and blockchain) continually being adopted to enhance the shopping experience, improve logistics, and secure transactions.

Cloud-based solutions development and improvement Cloud-based solutions development and improvement

Cloud-based solutions are crucial for modern businesses as they offer a flexible, cost-effective, and innovative way of managing IT resources. They enable organizations of all sizes to leverage advanced technologies, improve collaboration, enhance security, and focus more on their core business activities.

Here are some key reasons for investing in a cloud-based solution:

  1. Scalability: Cloud services can be easily scaled up or down based on the current needs of the business. This flexibility allows your business to efficiently manage resources and handle varying workloads without over-investing in hardware or software.

  2. Cost Efficiency: With cloud computing, your business can reduce or eliminate the need for significant upfront investments in IT infrastructure and ongoing maintenance costs. Instead, you can utilize a pay-as-you-go model, paying only for the services and resources you use.

  3. Accessibility and Collaboration: Cloud-based solutions are accessible from anywhere with an internet connection, facilitating remote work and global collaboration. This accessibility supports a more flexible workforce and enhances productivity.

  4. Disaster Recovery and Data Backup: Cloud services provide robust solutions for data backup and disaster recovery. Data stored in the cloud can be easily replicated and restored, ensuring the continuity of your business even in the event of hardware failure, natural disasters, or other data loss incidents.

  5. Security: Leading cloud service providers invest heavily in security measures, including state-of-the-art encryption, firewalls, and intrusion detection systems.

  6. Speed and Performance: Cloud services often offer high-performance computing resources with optimised network latency. This can lead to faster application performance and improved user experiences.

  7. Innovation and Agility: Cloud-based solutions allow your business to quickly adopt and experiment with new technologies without significant upfront costs.

  8. Compliance and Regulation: Many cloud providers offer compliance solutions such as GDPR, HIPAA, or PCI DSS. This can reduce the complexity and cost of compliance for businesses.

Technical project/program management Technical project/program management

Technical Project/Program Management (TPM) is a critical role in ensuring that complex technical projects and programs are planned, executed, and delivered effectively and efficiently.

Here are some key reasons why this is important:

  1. Alignment of Technology and Business Goals: TPMs ensure that technical projects align with your business objectives. They bridge the gap between technical teams and business stakeholders, ensuring that everyone is working towards common goals.

  2. Complexity Management: Modern technical projects often involve multiple teams, technologies, and dependencies. TPMs manage this complexity by coordinating efforts, managing risks, and ensuring that all components integrate seamlessly to meet the desired outcomes.

  3. Efficiency and Productivity: By establishing clear processes, timelines, and responsibilities, TPMs help increase the efficiency and productivity of teams. They focus on eliminating bottlenecks, optimising resource allocation, and ensuring that projects are delivered on time and within budget.

  4. Risk Management: TPMs proactively identify, assess, and mitigate risks, ensuring that the project/program can adapt to changes without significant disruptions.

  5. Quality Assurance: TPMs ensure that the deliverables meet the required standards and performance criteria, contributing to the overall quality of the final product or service.

  6. Stakeholder Communication and Management: TPMs serve as the primary point of contact for internal and external stakeholders, facilitating clear and consistent communication.

  7. Strategic Planning and Roadmapping: TPMs are involved in strategic planning and roadmapping, ensuring that the technical strategy supports the business strategy.

  8. Team Leadership and Development: TPMs often help develop team capabilities, mentor team members, and foster a collaborative and productive work environment.

Training and education Training and education

Everything that we do and know, we share and teach others to do the same.

The best model for business growth is to replicate the process and steps that result in exceptional outcomes.

So, we help you have more of your best assets :)

Digital marketing & UGC Digital marketing & UGC

User-generated content (UGC) refers to any content created by people, rather than the brands themselves. It stands out for its authenticity and reliability, it targets the correct audience and delivers with the utmost precision.

By doing content creation and writing tailored scenarios, your business can:

  1. Build Trust and Credibility: Consumers tend to trust other consumers over corporate advertising. UGC acts as social proof, helping to build trust and credibility. Seeing real people endorse a product or service makes it more relatable and trustworthy.

  2. Enhance Engagement: UGC encourages active participation from the community. It can significantly boost engagement on social media platforms, websites, and forums, as users are more likely to interact with content created by their peers.

  3. Increase Conversion Rates: The authenticity of UGC can influence purchasing decisions more effectively than traditional advertising. Displaying user reviews, photos, and experiences on product pages can increase conversion rates, as potential buyers feel more confident seeing others’ positive experiences.

  4. Receive Valuable Feedback: UGC serves as a rich source of feedback for your business. By monitoring what customers are saying about your products or services, you can gain insights into customer satisfaction, preferences, and areas that may need improvement.

  5. Boost SEO: UGC, such as product reviews and blog comments, can improve a site’s SEO performance by continuously adding original content, which can help attract more organic search traffic.

  6. Encourage Community and Loyalty: With UGC, brands can acknowledge and reward their customers and strengthen the emotional connection users have with your brand. This acknowledgment can turn casual customers into brand advocates, promoting loyalty and a sense of community.

  7. Become a Source of Marketing Insights: UGC offers unfiltered insights into how customers use and perceive a product or service. Analyzing UGC can reveal trends, preferences, and gaps in the market, informing product development and marketing strategies.

  8. Amplify Reach and Visibility: When users create and share content about a brand, they expose the brand to their own network, amplifying the brand’s reach and visibility.

Copywriting & Communication Copywriting & Communication

Copywriting = Communication

Copywriting is a critical element of effective marketing and communication. It has the power to engage, persuade, and convert readers into customers, shaping the perception of a brand and driving its success.

Here’s why copywriting is so important:

  1. Communicates Value: Effective copywriting articulates the value of a product or service to the audience. It goes beyond listing features and focuses on pain points and benefits for the customer.

  2. Engages and Persuades: Good copy doesn't just inform; it engages and persuades. Through storytelling, emotional appeals, and persuasive language, copywriting can influence decisions, encouraging the audience to take action.

  3. Builds Brand Identity: Copywriting helps in shaping and expressing a brand's identity and values. The used tone, style, and language contribute to the overall perception of the brand, making it recognisable and distinct from competitors.

  4. Creates a Sense of Urgency: Effective copywriting can create a sense of urgency, encouraging customers to act quickly to take advantage of a limited-time offer or purchase a product before it sells out.

  5. Clarifies the Call to Action: Copywriting makes it clear what action the reader should take next, whether it’s subscribing to a newsletter, downloading a guide, or making a purchase.

  6. Improves SEO: Search engine optimisation (SEO) is crucial for online visibility. Well-crafted copy that incorporates targeted keywords can rank higher in search engine results, attracting more organic traffic to a website.

  7. Drives Conversions: The ultimate goal of most copywriting is to drive conversions. By clearly stating benefits and offering compelling calls to action, it can significantly improve conversion rates.

  8. Educates Your Audience: Good copywriting educates the audience about a product, service, or topic, providing them with the information they need to make informed decisions. This educational aspect can establish a brand as a thought leader in its industry, building trust and credibility.

In today's business, it is often not required to define clear boundaries and labels between the digital components within your ecosystem. As with the progress of technologies and best practices, those components interconnect. Having said that, the provided services often share purpose, benefits, and functionalities.

When you communicate with your customers, it’s done in various ways and we grouped them into 4 main areas:

  • Marketing & Strategy
  • Digital Transformation (eCommerce & Development)
  • UGC (Content Creation & Scenarios)
  • Copywriting & (direct) Communication (content that converts)

So, it always ends up with one (or more than one) of these questions: What is your offer? / How do you offer? / To whom you offer?