Seattle Sutton wanted to create a website that was easy to use for their customers, distributors and also spoke true to their brand.

Rush University Medical Center wanted to relaunch their website with SEO best practices in mind and an advanced analytics implemention.

When LennoxPROs launched their new website, Marcel was tasked with building a paid account from scratch that would hit the ground running while hitting some big goals...

HUB International region, HUB International Ontario, was looking to enhance their website by replicating the newly Marcel-designed site for HUB International.

Ziegler needed a new website to refresh their online image, provide more information and education to prospective investors,  and to utilize an easy-to-use CMS in which they could quickly and efficiently make changes to the website to keep the content fresh.

StreetWise is a workforce development agency that needed a website with an easy to use functionality, navigation, and a truer representation of their brand.

Marcel Digital was tasked with finding user pain points and running a series of tests to increase user submissions for more information about Rush University's programs and individual colleges.

SA Ignite's MU ASSISTANT demo landing page was having issues collecting form submissions, resulting in a decrease in leads and prospective clients. Marcel Digital took a look and here's what we found...

Infer, a predictive lead scoring platform for sales, wanted to boost their organic visibility for key queries and searches in hopes of increasing leads.

Insurance Auto Auctions (IAA) wanted to create a mobile site for vehicle sellers. With approximately 20 percent of its AdWords advertising budget devoted to mobile, the IAAI team wanted to place a stronger emphasis on mobile conversions.

Marcel’s mission was to build traffic for search terms consistent with the retailer’s designer branded inventory.

The client was looking to grow the conversions delivered from Paid advertising. Marcel Digital's mission was to reduce current CPA from $45 to below $40 and increase conversions without altering budget.

Marcel Digital's mission is to continually optimize Paid Search programs, focusing on the best performing keyword, ad copy and landing page combinations.

The client was looking to reduce cost per conversion (CPA) derived from Paid advertising. Marcel Digital's mission was to reduce current CPA from $175.00 to less than $80.00 and increase conversions without altering budget.

The client was looking to increase return on ad spend (ROAS) within Paid advertising. Marcel Digital's mission was to improve conversion value, return on ad spend without altering budget and reduce CPA from $184 to under $100.

A major B2B customer label client launched a new website at the end of 2014 which included all new pages for categories and products. Since it is an eCommerce website, one of the primary goals of the new site was to ensure an increase in conversions through the use of these new, detailed pages and an improved user experience.

The client wanted to leverage the holiday season to drive more online business. Marcel’s mission was to build non-branded traffic around holiday terms such as Christmas Cards, Ornaments, and Stockings.

The retailer wanted to increase its organic search engine traffic from qualified visitors and ultimately drive more lead generation through its website without sacrificing ecommerce sales.

We hypothesized that eliminating the number of clicks to find out more information about their products would result in a better user experience and a better conversion rate.

This car dealership was slated to open a second location that would sell the same make of car in a geographically close location. Upon doing so, they decided to launch a separate website for their original location to differentiate the two.

Seattle Sutton's Healthy Eating wanted to increase the clicks from their informational meal plan pages to the meal plan ordering and checkout process, but they didn't know where to start. That's where Marcel Digital came in.