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River's ads targeted too broadly and messaged too generically. SaaS decision-makers looking for non-dilutive financing did not see themselves in the copy, and there were no nurture flows to catch warm leads.

World Nomads had reach but weak conversion. Ads were broad, landing pages misaligned with regions, bounce rates high, and there was no follow-up to keep buyers after purchase.

Host Duplex sells speed, but the old site loaded in 8+ seconds. A bulky theme, heavy plugins, and unmanaged tooling made the marketing site contradict the brand promise on every visit.

Banyan needed reach without runaway cost. Rising CPCs made it harder to bid efficiently, algorithm updates kept moving the target, and more freight tech competitors made every click expensive.

The old site was not usable for the range of members, from technical experts to less digital users. There was no secure backend for private member data, and slow load times hurt engagement and search visibility.

Ibemploy leaned on offline referrals. Many job seekers had limited digital skills, so any platform had to be simple. Competitors were outranking them, and the old site was not mobile-first or scalable.

Delta had a strong reputation but a weak site. Traffic was minimal, content was thin, and the design did not reflect their technical depth. Referrals and offline marketing had hit a ceiling.

The old site felt dated, hid the family-owned angle, and buried CTAs behind long inquiry forms. Search visibility across Kent was almost zero, and past PPC efforts had gone nowhere.

Corin was trusted offline but nearly invisible online. The old site felt outdated, buried the service offer, and ran zero SEO. No keyword targeting, no optimized content, no path to compete on search.