Recent work and archives of notable projects over the years...
The Professional Driving School Association of Washington project included a logo design and website with the following functionality:
I was contracted by Metia to edit a series of 6 short promotional videos highlighting the offerings of NTT Data. I selected music and stock footage to support the narration and help tell their story.
This was a redesign project that entailed a design and structure makeover for over 300 combined pages and posts. I built custom web tools to help users calculate things like legal expenses and statutes of limitations. The site redesign also entailed the addition of new SEO efforts while preserving the existing SEO work that had been done.
Equal Agency designed and developed the Association for Entrepreneurship USA website to closely align with the organization’s established visual brand while creating a flexible WordPress platform that could support memberships, content publishing, eCommerce, customer service workflows, and long-term growth.
The site includes WooCommerce merchandise sales integrated with Printful, MemberPress-powered memberships, a custom API integration with a third-party affiliate system, conditionally displayed content based on user roles, discussion forum functionality, custom user roles, and reporting tools for AFE customer service agents. Equal Agency also created reusable page layouts and content modules so the AFE team can expand the site while maintaining visual consistency.
In addition to design and development, Equal Agency has provided ongoing SEO, accessibility, content, and technical support. SEO improvements helped more than quadruple organic search traffic, and the site now includes more than 1,700 blog posts, many written by writers employed or supervised by Equal Agency.
This emerging Groupon competitor fetches local deals and discounts and delivers them to your inbox. The rounded corners communicate the friendly, approachable nature of the business and the peeling back on the R signifies the “claim now” technique of having users click in to a deal to see the full details of the possible savings. The little tag is a nod to the parent brand FetchRev which uses dog iconography, but is also suggestive of an ID tag that the dog might wear.
Over the past year, I have helped three website dramatically increase their Google rankings. None of these sites had much SEO beyond the basic page titles, descriptions, and keywords, so this made it easy for me to take them from “zero to hero”. My approach with all three sites was the same:
This video was created for placement on Facebook and was designed to be viewed without audio. Metia contracted me for this project and provided most of the artwork. The narrative of the video and the artwork were from an infographic that Metia had created.
The Paws in Motion dog walking and pet sitting company was experiencing good growth and knew it was time to take their business to the next level. I created a new logo and built a new responsive website complete with a custom content management system. And what good is a beautiful new website unless customers can find it? I helped them identify a keyword and link building strategy and optimized the site so that Google and Bing will love it as much as their customers do. In just two months I increased their Google rankings by 297% (that’s almost 3x better SERP score) and increased web traffic 5x from the year prior.
I was contracted by Metia to create this animated video for Dell, Intel, and Service King. They supplied the script and I created the storyboards and illustrations, then brought it to life using After Effects. It was exciting to work with Dell’s new brand guidelines and to balance the branding requirements of the three brands in the video.
I created a high-tech look for Microsoft’s Mission Critical offerings and designed a website with a highly interactive home page experience to highlight their proven success with large corporations and governments around the world. This work was done by Matt Wilson while employed at Metia (images and code are property of Metia and Microsoft). We used Silverlight with HTML.
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