Jivaldi
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- 2 - 9 employees
- Pleasanton, CA
Founded in 1999, Jivaldi is a digital marketing agency with two locations in the Bay Area. With a small team of around 5 employees, Jivaldi focuses on e-commerce development, mobile & app marketing, and SEO.As the website launch approached, the apparel manufacturer felt confident that the website would launch without any bugs, due to Jivaldi's thorough approach.
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Industry Expertise
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Client Size Distribution
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Common Project Size
$50K-$199K 2 projects
Clients
- FCBarcelona, 3rd largest sports organization
Highlights from Recent Projects
Jivaldi was hired by the Mary Bono Mack Committee for a political campaign. The aim was to create a multifunctional website for the congresswoman, which would enable the committee to present issues to voters, interact with them, and facilitate donations. Jivaldi took the project from the ground up, handling everything from custom design, backend development, and ecommerce integration, to blog integration, training, and support. The project, which cost between $50,000 to $75,000, was completed in January 2013. The committee provided only content and managerial oversight, as they did not have an IT team. They were satisfied with Jivaldi's work, despite the company not having extensive experience with political platforms.
Jivaldi was also hired by an online-only manufacturer and distributor of custom apparel. The company had recently rebranded and needed a redesigned website and integrated ecommerce platform. Jivaldi built the entire site around the Shopify platform, handling custom design and development, integration with the existing site and inventory database, user-interface and user experience design, usability and A/B testing, backend training, and ongoing support. The project, which is still ongoing, is scheduled for launch in mid-November. The company had known Jivaldi for a while outside the professional arena and decided to approach them for the project after a previous partnership didn't work out. They are extremely confident about the new site, which they expect to go live with zero user-facing bugs or flaws.