California Chair: NCIA 2019

Client

California Chair

My Role

  • Art/Creative Direction
  • UX/Web/Graphic Designer
  • Marketing Strategist (Print/Digital)
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About Me

Experienced designer with an established history of design leadership incorporating web design principles focused on delivering optimized user experiences.

Background also includes brand/marketing/product design across the different mediums and channels of both print and digital communications.

Extensive design management, creative visual storytelling, and deep collaborative efforts with diverse cross-functional teams that often include multiple stakeholders.

Personal Resources

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Resume

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Phone:
Cell/Text   (424) 373-4840

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Interview Availability

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Project Overview

Landing Page

Web Design/Development

Responsive web and modern design styling.

Marketing Mix

Art/Creative Direction

Choose materials and product mix that capture attention and drive business.

Analytics & Tracking

Omni-Channel Marketing

Utilize user engagement analysis tools and unique trackers across the user journey.

Lead Gen & Acquisition

Conversion Optimization

Nurture and convert users to leads expanding future marketing efforts and increasing revenue growth.

1: Summary

The National Correctional Industries Association (NCIA) is an international nonprofit association representing correctional industries from all 50 states.

Standing out among 50+ vendor exhibits and a handful of industry competitors takes a holistic approach to creating an immersive experience supported by the four P’s of marketing: Product, Price, Promotion, and Place.

WEB/UI DESIGN: (LIVE) Landing Page
https://ncia.cachair.com

2: Primary Goal

The primary goal is to supplement business growth from secondary recurring revenue streams that provide relief from production-heavy manufacturing processes to a more operations-friendly quick ship box-in box-out strategy.

3: Objectives

  1. Compete with more established industry leaders at the state level
  2. Supplement business growth through recurring revenue streams
  3. Market competitive advantages of a smaller more agile organization
  4. Promote modern product designs, enhanced features, and manufacturing sustainability practices
  5. Expand product reach to other areas
  6. Evaluate and leverage strategic B2B partnerships that offer high growth opportunities

4: Methodologies (Marketing Mix)

4A) Capture Attention

Choose products and match fabrics that look good from a distance and reinforce customer delight from up close interactive engagement.

4B) Product Promotion

Utilize high-quality product-specific handouts, flyers, and other material that can serve as a constant promotional reminder.

4C) Immediate Gratification

Satisfy by adjusting the agile components of price and place which are dependent upon end-user needs.

5: Methodologies (Analytics & Tracking)

5A) Analytics Tools

Track and measure to better understand the audience and their pain points.

5B) User Engagement Tools

Discover and learn patterns of behavior to better adapt web experiences to users needs.

5C) Vanity URLs & Link Tracking

Capture and translate the entire users journey of clicks and flow to increase acceptance and conversions.

6: Methodologies (Lead Gen & Acquisition)

6A) Required Information

The required form fields allow us to better provide more relevant marketing efforts.

6B) Product/Marketing Interest

Establish opportunity to understand users and their product interest while cross-referencing analytics data to better serve users needs.

Analysis

Tracking the user journey across the entire ecosystem is an important factor in understanding your users behavior and intent. This allows the business to be agile by implementing a deeper and more empathetic user experience.

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