One website, two audiences: how separate paths lifted enquiries 15%
When two very different groups land on the same message, neither feels spoken to. Here is how we split the path from the first screen.
Case study 02, Non-profit / Executive network
A redesign that gave two audiences their own path, and lifted enquiries 15% in four months.
ASnapshot
BThe situation
The site had to recruit both sides: organisations seeking help with AI, digitalisation and Industry 4.0, and leaders willing to mentor them.
CGoals
Each audience finds its route in the first screen.
Show what support exists and what it looks like.
Prove the community is active, not a dormant directory.
DWhat we did
One for organisations seeking support, one for executives offering it.
The opening speaks to the SME’s actual problem: what to prioritise first.
Consulting, roadmap design, seminars, mentoring, upskilling and innovation.
Advisory board, think tanks, masterclasses, awards and a published insights library.
EResults
FWhy it worked
Separate paths let each visitor see themselves in the first screen, and the insights library shows both groups the community is active.
Bring us the challenge, not a list of pages. We’ll start with what feels hard today.
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