“Top team, exceptional quality of work, we recommend not 100% but 1000%, thanks to Sandro and Sacha for creating our website and for their support and follow-up on referencing topics. In short, they are the ones you should use for any digital project.”
In a very important market, with more than 100,000 monthly Google searches, the importance of being present online was essential for the development of Les Trainers Parisiens.
With a site without a real graphic identity, lacking clarity, and not optimized for conversion or for mobile use, their shortfall was huge!
The logo is composed of 3 bricks, each of these bricks represents Noam, Jo and Darko, the 3 people at the origin of this great company.
Wanting to stand out in their sector while creating a local image, we chose to keep the colors blue, white and red as identity colors and we added yellow to highlight the elements of call to action.
In order to optimize the conversion we have focused on:
- The various financing plans (CPF, Pôle Emploi, OPCO)
- The company's key KPIs (exam success rate, number of permits issued...)
- The removal of all possible points of friction in the customer journey.
The Parisian trainers are a team on a human scale, passionate, eager to share and transmit their expertise. We wanted to highlight all these values on their website.
We added a blog with a CMS in order to allow the Lesformateurs Parisiens team to publish content on a regular and autonomous basis. The blog is essential for many reasons:
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