Case study 02, Non-profit / Executive network

Executive non-profit community

A redesign that gave two audiences their own path, and lifted enquiries 15% in four months.

ASnapshot

Client
Swiss non-profit association connecting senior executives with SMEs, startups and academia
Sector
Non-profit, executive mentoring and transformation support
Region
Switzerland
Platform
WordPress + Elementor
Measured
Enquiries over the 4 months after relaunch
Services
Redesign, IA, messaging, content structure

BThe situation

SMEs need experienced guidance. Senior executives donate their time to give it. One generic message spoke to neither.

The site had to recruit both sides: organisations seeking help with AI, digitalisation and Industry 4.0, and leaders willing to mentor them.

CGoals

  1. 01

    Two clear paths

    Each audience finds its route in the first screen.

  2. 02

    A concrete offer

    Show what support exists and what it looks like.

  3. 03

    Visible activity

    Prove the community is active, not a dormant directory.

DWhat we did

  1. A

    Split calls to action

    One for organisations seeking support, one for executives offering it.

  2. B

    Lead with the real question

    The opening speaks to the SME’s actual problem: what to prioritise first.

  3. C

    Six named support formats

    Consulting, roadmap design, seminars, mentoring, upskilling and innovation.

  4. D

    Proof of a living community

    Advisory board, think tanks, masterclasses, awards and a published insights library.

EResults

+15%enquiries in the 4 months after relaunch
2separate routes replace one general contact form
6support formats, each explained

FWhy it worked

Two-sided platforms fail when both sides land on the same message.

Separate paths let each visitor see themselves in the first screen, and the insights library shows both groups the community is active.

Your business has a story. Let’s make it easier to follow.

Bring us the challenge, not a list of pages. We’ll start with what feels hard today.

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