Sunday, 23 November, 2008

New Website

We've launched a new version of our public website. The purpose has been to better clarify what we do as a company. Our problem has been that even though we serve a rather specialized niche, we provide a whole lot of services and solutions.

  • We measure space and create CAD files.
  • We calculate area.
  • We provide marketing drawings.
  • We run an online application to organize and update drawing information.
  • We create stacking plans.
  • We integrate into marketing websites.
  • We scan and organize paper drawings and documents.
  • We manage leasing information.
  • We provide executive dashboard reports on portfolio performance.

To further complicate things, our services provide different benefits to different stakeholders.

  • For asset managers we help boost the portfolio performance by finding more area and by reducing risk due to unreliable information.
  • For leasing managers we speed up and facilitate the process of getting new tenants into buildings.
  • For property managers we make life easier by organizing and providing access to building information.
  • For other survey companies we provide the opportunity to be part of a network that will get them more work and widen their product offering.

On the old site I listed the products and services on a folding left-hand menu and provided links to various market segments across the middle that would allow site visitors to see benefits applicable to them. Unfortunately the result was a bit confusing to the casual visitor.

For the site redesign we worked with our strategic advisor, Josef Zankowicz, to zero in on a few key descriptions and benefits. We also worked with a professional web designer, Steven Cantor, to simplify the look and message of the site.

Now the site gives you a quick intro of what we do: create drawings, manage information, and turn this information into marketing collateral. We have a quote from John Zsolt about just one key benefit: we can increase rentable area. With this simpler positioning, visitors can drill down and find more information.

You can compare the new site to the old one.


What do you think? Have we clarified our message? Is this clear, memorable and compelling?

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