Crafting a B2B website requires a conversational tone that engages potential clients while showcasing the professionalism and expertise of the business. We worked through several iterations, layouts, and copy creation in an effort to strike the perfect balance between informative content and visually appealing design, ensuring that the new US Lighting Systems website effectively communicated their brand message and was geared up to drive meaningful conversions. In the aftermath of the website build out, the leadership at USLS worked with me to foster a strong spirit of collaboration. The fact that the president was located in Florida while I am situated in Charleston, SC presented a challenge in terms of content development - I firmly believe that it's really only the people who build the business that can effectively tell the story of the business, and present actual authentication of their expertise. We worked closely with USLS to create a ZOOM recording based flow of raw footage and then edited the footage into fully produced assets focused on reaching the LinkedIn audiences.
This is another story about listening to the client first. Developing a genuine understanding of the client, his needs, goals, and preferences. Upon doing so, I was then ina position to ask the right kinds of questions and stimulate meaningful exchanges that made sure from the beginning that the time the client spent with me resulted in a clear comprehension of his enterprise and market spaces, the distinctions of his company - we talked about the various ways in which B2B content seems to fail, such as when companies rehash the same information and rhetoric without taking a turn at fresh perspective, and demonstrations of industry thought leadership. We also discussed the importance of creating a content format and tone that would speak to prospective customers for USLS, rather than merely speaking in 'corporate promo talk' about subject matter that has already been covered. After our conversations, and now equipped with a full working knowledge of the client's audience, what kinds of messaging to include and what kinds to exclude, I was able to begin developing more inspired ideas than one might think possible for an electrical contracting company, and was able to successfully publish creative media products that would prove to be valuable, memorable, and also effective at moving the needle of the USLS social media metrics.