Leading cloud CRM vendor, Really Simple Systems, has launched a new rebranded website, creating a fresh, contemporary look for their CRM software. The new design aims to marry the marketing collateral with the CRM user interface (UI), whilst addressing the need for a “mobile first” optimised site.
Keeping within the company’s philosophy of “making CRM simple,” the new branding is clean and uncluttered, enabling web visitors to easily find the information they need.
Marketing Manager, Helen Armour, explains, “In 2017 we launched a new version of our CRM but since then the branding across our product and website has been disparate. We wanted to rebrand and bring the two together, creating a consistent style across both platforms and all other touchpoints. At the same time, we needed to address issues with our SEO. The old website wasn’t great when accessed on smartphones, so the new site has been built from the bottom up, ensuring Google and other search engines are able to match our product effectively against relevant searches.”
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Aware of the potential for a prolonged and expensive project, the Really Simple Systems team decided to build the new website internally, with just the assistance of an external designer. “I’ve worked on a number of website developments in the past,” continued Armour, “so was well aware that without careful planning we could easily overrun on both time and cost. Bringing the project in-house has meant we’ve been able to keep to a tight schedule and budget, resulting in a cost-effective yet great looking website.”
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Built in WordPress, using the WPBakery Page Builder, the website highlights the company’s three integrated products of the CRM, email marketing, and service and support software. Really Simple Systems CEO, John Paterson, expanded: “The design of the previous website didn’t give enough scope to successfully explain and demonstrate our products. The new website clearly shows that our CRM offers some great integrated features that give our customers a truly centralised hub for their sales, marketing and service at a very affordable price.”
The new design cleverly uses the pre-existing brand assets to create two mascots that are used throughout the site to illustrate the relationship of the CRM system and its small business customer base. “We’ve affectionately named the mascots Pie and Wedge,” adds Armour. “It adds a fun element to the pretty dry subject of CRM software and gives our brand a unique persona.”
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