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Category Archive: Portfolio
Oliver Bonas
Oliver Bonas is seeking to expand dramatically its online sales and commissioned Screen Pages as its online business partner. Screen Pages has re-designed and re-built Oliver Bonas’ website from scratch and will be driving a comprehensive online marketing programme including pay-per-click advertising, email marketing and other online sales development activities.
Posted by 'screenpages' at November 03, 2006 Portfolio
Extreme Pie
Extremepie.com, the action sports fashion and apparel website affiliated with the Extreme Sports Channel and new high street chain of Ex Stores, relaunced with a brand new transactional website and integrated back office system from Screen Pages.
Posted by 'screenpages' at November 17, 2005 Portfolio
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Smythson of Bond Street
Smythson of Bond Street, retailer of luxury leather goods, books and stationery products, has appointed Screen Pages to create a new transactional website to drive its multi-channel retail strategy.
Posted by 'screenpages' at November 17, 2005 Portfolio
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Joules Clothing
2004 was a fantastic year for Joules, with turnover increasing by over 60%. Its mail order and web sales department experienced exciting growth, and its new e-commerce website has extended this pattern further as Internet sales on a year-on-year basis have shot up by 211%.
Posted by 'screenpages' at May 27, 2005 Portfolio
Healthy Direct
Healthy Direct, the fast-growing mail order supplier of vitamins and health supplements, has doubled sales within three months of launching its new website by Screen Pages.
Posted by 'screenpages' at March 02, 2005 Portfolio
Bradshaws
Bradshaws approached Screen Pages to produce a full-featured e-commerce website which could be rapidly “white-labeled” across its brands. This meant identical functionality and layout across Bradshaws Direct, Tarpaulins Direct and Two Wests Elliott – but each site had to bring out the brand and sales proposition behind each of the mail order businesses.
Posted by 'screenpages' at March 01, 2005 Portfolio
Culpeper
Culpeper is a well-known and well-loved British brand with a pedigree going back nearly 100 years. The company has recently been the subject of a management buy out by a team dedicated to re-vitalising the company, capitalising upon its heritage, clientele and solid base and, specifically, to opening up a new direct channel via the Internet.
Posted by 'screenpages' at November 29, 2004 Portfolio
MDT
MDT, the specialist and rare classical music mail order company, markets and delivers over 56,000 classical music CDs, DVDs and other media formats. The Internet is increasingly being used to research and source classical music and MDT has the widest possible range of music from all the major and specialised labels - the "Amazon" of classical music.
Posted by 'screenpages' at November 10, 2004 Portfolio
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Hotter Shoes
Hotter designs footwear with unparalleled comfort and style, combining time-honoured shoe-making techniques with state of the art technology in our shoe factory in North West England opened in 1959.
The new Hotter website was featured in New Media Age site of thw week.
Posted by 'screenpages' at January 28, 2004 Portfolio
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White Stuff
White Stuff was established in 1988 and markets garments made utilising high quality fabrics, together with excellent standards in production and a fanatical attention to detail. The catalogue includes a fully-fledged winter and summer casual lifestyle range for both men and women.
Posted by 'screenpages' at December 22, 2003 Portfolio
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Coles
Coles Shirtmakers has been making shirts since 1878, formerly from Sloane Street and Jermyn Street. now from Camden and, of course, the Internet. Coles rests its case and reputation on the quality of its shirts, as well as all the service you would expect from a family-owned business.
Posted by 'screenpages' at September 27, 2003 Portfolio
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Corgi
Corgi markets model cars and toys to both the toy and collectible markets. It sought an online marketing strategy that would help it develop the Internet as a compelling, cost-effective medium to acquire new customers by bringing new visitors to the site. Screen Pages used its experience in search engine optimisation, its knowledge of link popularity and an experienced creative team to propose and generate a wide variety of link generation mechanisms for Corgi.
Posted by 'screenpages' at September 27, 2003 Portfolio
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Posturite
Posturite sells ergonomic furniture and health & safety software. They also offer consulting and training services to help business comply with health and safety legislation.
Posturite's site is full e-commerce enabled and - like many of our clients - it benefits from two distinct, but fully integrated levels of search engine optimisation.
Posted by 'screenpages' at September 24, 2003 Portfolio
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Good Music
Good Music sells nostalgia in the form of music and movies of yesteryear. Visitors to the home page are presented with lots of opportunities and incentives to buy.
Posted by 'screenpages' at September 20, 2003 Portfolio
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John Cooper
In re-establishing the John Cooper Works heritage while maintaining the excitement of the Mini’s current popularity the design of the Cooper Works website also brings core commercial product to the fore.
Posted by 'screenpages' at June 23, 2003 Portfolio
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