Meticulosity

Meticulosity completed a website redesign and inbound marketing project for Extreme Molding, a contract injection molder. The aim was to attract higher quality leads and boost the company's Google rankings. Meticulosity migrated the company's website from WordPress to HubSpot, improving lead tracking. They also created blog posts and other promotional content. The team, including CEO Dave, Sr. Inbound Marketing Specialist Amy, and Chief Marketing Officer Tanya, were praised for their support and teamwork. The project, which ran from September 2017 to January 2018, cost between $50,000 and $100,000.

For Little Footprint, an online retailer of high-quality children's clothing, Meticulosity developed a new website and logo, and implemented a Magento platform. This was in response to feedback that the previous website was outdated and not user-friendly. The project, costing between $10,000 and $49,999, ran from July to September 2016. Subsequently, Meticulosity has been retained for monthly maintenance and updates, including building several extensions, conducting security checks, and maintaining the website.

Meticulosity was contracted by Dixon Advisory USA, a real estate investment trust, to make web development updates to their existing site. As the company expanded, Meticulosity expanded the website, adjusted the sitemap, added landing and sub-pages, and optimized certain pages. They also introduced A/B testing and provided ongoing support. A significant part of their work involved changing all HubSpot pages to flexible modules, making minor changes quicker and easier. The company was impressed with Meticulosity's reliability and ability to meet tight deadlines. The ongoing engagement, which began in February 2018, costs $11,250 per month.