Jenesys Group works closely with clients to create web sites, marketing campaigns, and content. With our help, clients get efficiency, create awareness, enhance their brand, and generate traffic for their websites.
We've created over 400 web sites since 2004. Our clients include entrepreneurs, small business owners, ecommerce merchants, and medium to large-sized companies.
Click on WEBSITE SAMPLES to view some of the web sites we've created. Search Engine Optimization and Social Networking case studies will be loaded on the MARKETING CASE STUDIES tab in the next few days. Our blog samples may be viewed by going to BLOG SAMPLES.
Many business Web sites lack critical elements that build trust and provide value to their customers. A lot of Web sites are unprofessional looking and have content that is outdated or sparsely written. A lot of Web sites look like they were created by the next door neighbor’s kid’s girlfriend. And a lot of Web sites contain slow-loading images and content that has grammatical and spelling errors and is written in a font that is difficult to read.
Do-it-yourself Web sites are great if you can achieve a look that is professional. However most do-it-yourself Web sites are cumbersome to use, have limited options for design and image usage, and have navigation that is not user-friendly.
Also, a lot of Web sites are never updated once they are created. “Coming soon”, “Under Construction”, and “this Web site was last updated on X” signs are turn-offs for repeat customers.
A beautifully designed Web site is great but if the Web site is not easy to manage or easy to update, that can also hinder traffic to your Web site. By adding a user-friendly content management system which allows the most non-technical user to update the site from anywhere in the world, you can manage your Web site and ensure it provides “stickiness” to your visitors. (Web site stickiness means the ability to retain your visitors through content that is interesting and engaging.)
Our Portfolio below showcases some of the 400 plus web sites we've created since 2004.
The treatments and tactics presented here were submitted in response to a formal RFP process by the University of South Florida Polytechnic. They include our recommendations for increasing student enrollment at the Lakeland, Florida campus. The entire campaign, including the concept of “Immersed in Education” was created by our team of writers and designers. VIEW MORE…
La Capilla
NET’s goal with La Capilla, a new master-planned resort, hotel, and residential community in Los Cabos, Mexico, was to capitalize on the area’s illustrious history, dating back to the time of Baja’s Golden Age. It started with developing a high-end brand identity for La Capilla that referenced the historical Mayan influence on the area and the rebirth of a Los Cabos icon, Rancho Buena Vista. VIEW MORE…
Muscle Car Garage
A new reality show on PBS about muscle cars and the people who build them, the cast of Muscle Car Garage was eager to increase corporate sponsorships to help get their show on the air. NET responded by revamping the show’s website (visually and organically) and creating a super-slick collateral package outlining all possible sponsorship levels. VIEW MORE…
The Thread Union City
With floor plans reaching 1,645 square-feet and dishing out 180-degree, spot-on views of the Manhattan skyline, The Thread couples New York City style with the cultural surroundings of Union City. We started with keyword research, then revamped the brand and its website. Transient, or commuter markets, were exposed via bus wraps and ferry boat ads. Our party planning and promotional efforts with alternative lifestyle festivals and gatherings made The Thread the topic of discussion in a variety of social circles. VIEW MORE…
Citi
Citi is one of the most recognized financial institutions in the world, so when they wanted to attrract new applicants to their growing call centers using online media, NET was an obvious choice. NET was tasked with attracting and recruiting bilingual Spanish-English candidates to Citigroup. Working within Citi’s established brand guidelines and collaborating with two other national marketing agencies for Citi, our team created a unique campaigned that harnessed the power of the Web. VIEW MORE…
CatGenie
As one of the only self-flushing, self-washing cat boxes on the market, CatGenie possesses a unique position in the feline industry. But when sales started to decline during a shaky economy, due in part to the cat box’s high price tag, CatGenie came to NET asking for our advice. We responded with targeted microsites and landing pages that were matched to highly specific monthly Pay Per Click campaigns. VIEW MORE…
IVC (Industrial Vibration Consultants)
IVC works with some of the biggest corporations in the world, ensuring that their heavy machinery is operating at peak performance levels. They literally help industrial/manufacturing clients save millions of dollars every day, so getting the word out is important for both parties. Not only did we revamp IVC’s entire look, we complemented the professional identity with a strong SEO and SEM campaign that made their relatively unknown services easier to find. VIEW MORE…
G4S Wackenhut
G4S Wackenhut is the leading provider of quality, customer-focused security solutions in the United States. With over 35,000 employees, G4S Wackenhut delivers unrivaled integrated security and related services to a growing number of commercial, industrial, and government organizations. VIEW MORE…
Orlando Magic
The treatments and tactics presented here were submitted in response to a formal RFP process by the Orlando Magic NBA team. They include our recommendations for increasing ticket sales and brand acceptance of the Magic specifically toward the various minority markets in Orlando. The campaign, created by our artists and writers, centered on the concept of “Everyone’s Team.” An organic fan site was created to serve as a hub for all minority groups in the Orlando area: Hispanic, Indian, Asian, Women, and the GLBT markets. VIEW MORE…
September 1, 2010
So Yahoo and Bing have joined hands to take on Google. So has the playing field for search domination leveled off just a bit you think?
After establishing the Search Alliance between Yahoo and Microsoft, Yahoo had quickly begun transitioning Bing results into Yahoo results. So
