Helping technology manufacturer expand digital marketing reach.

Ready to expand its reach, Applied Robotics – manufacturer of end-of-arm robotic equipment – called on Media Logic to get the job done.

Identifying their website as a critical contact point for the brand, we set to work on creating a stronger online experience through a richer and more interactive site. With customer needs and wants top of mind, we developed some key features to jumpstart the solutions development process – a solutions worksheet, 3D CAD modeling, rich media resources, and a drawings and documentation database. When completed, we drove customers and prospects to visit the new site through trade advertising and public relations efforts.

In the first year after launch, the site – the client’s primary vehicle for generating new, qualified leads – helped the company beat sales goals by 22%.

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