The Importance of an Early Month on Book (EMOB) Strategy
Our latest infographic shows why EMOB marketing works. Let it inspire and motivate you to push five key activities with cardholders in their first 90 days!
Recognizing a need to sharpen their brand and to better position their SaaS technology platform for growth, Informz called on Media Logic.
We tackled the task head-on with new brand positioning, fresh messaging, and an updated look/tone/feel to take the email and marketing automation solution provider to the next level. This included helping to evolve the Informz website, the flagship expression of their brand. Not only did we completely redo the design and creative, but we updated the navigation, streamlined the user experience and created an “explainer video” to quickly, efficiently distill the Informz story.
The new brand was instrumental in presenting Informz as an industry leader and has contributed to its continued success.
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Our latest infographic shows why EMOB marketing works. Let it inspire and motivate you to push five key activities with cardholders in their first 90 days!
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