Amateur appearance conflicting with enterprise technology capabilities.
The Agolo brand was perceived as outdated and inconsistent, with visual elements that appeared amateurish despite serving sophisticated enterprise clients. The fragmented identity across touchpoints — different logos on website vs. sales materials, inconsistent colors, no clear messaging hierarchy — was confusing prospects and undermining sales conversations at critical moments.
We conducted comprehensive brand discovery and strategy sessions to define Implicit's core attributes, then translated these into a cohesive visual and verbal identity system.
Clunky UX and outdated design creating 70% bounce rates.
The existing Agolo website featured dated design from 2018, confusing navigation with buried key information, and no clear conversion paths. Mobile experience was broken, loading times exceeded 8 seconds, and content management required developer involvement for simple updates, creating weeks-long delays for new content.
We built a modern, high-performance Webflow site with intuitive UX and self-service content management capabilities.
Every content change requiring developer tickets and 2-week turnaround.
The marketing team couldn't update blog posts, add case studies, or modify messaging without filing developer tickets. This created massive delays in campaign launches, prevented timely thought leadership publishing, and made the website perpetually outdated with old product information and pricing.
We implemented Webflow CMS with comprehensive training, enabling marketing autonomy and agility.
Website saying one thing, sales decks another, demos showing outdated branding.
Sales materials still used Agolo branding while the website transitioned to Implicit. Product positioning varied across channels, with technical specs emphasized on the website but business outcomes in sales conversations. This inconsistency confused prospects and lengthened sales cycles.
We created unified brand and messaging systems ensuring consistency across all customer touchpoints.