Aegistech
Website, Campaign
Aegistech was founded in the mid-90s in New York City, built by a team of top technologists providing corporations with solid IT solutions, specifically for global investment banks.
Problem:
Aegistech had long neglected their website, which had not seen any updates for an extended period. This resulted in a lack of functionality for job posting and applicant submissions. Furthermore, the website failed to effectively address their core business sectors, necessitating a comprehensive overhaul encompassing both content and design enhancements. These changes were crucial to better serve their audience and leverage technology for increased applicant and lead generation.
In addition to these improvements, Aegistech sought to integrate their website with Bullhorn and ensure compliance with newly enacted legislation in New York concerning job-related factors like wages and location. Simultaneously, they aimed to support their expanding business interests in a cost-efficient manner, avoiding the significant expenses typically associated with developing new business areas.
Solution:
The revamped website delivers top-notch content to cater to both clients and candidates, boasting an enhanced job search interface and a streamlined application process. It ensures full compliance with the latest legislation and offers a user-friendly approach to meet any future compliance requirements. The user experience (UX) provides a seamless platform for all users, enabling efficient lead capture and seamless integration with any upcoming campaigns. The site is now seamlessly integrated with Bullhorn, adding significant value to the team.
40% more Social media interaction
Increase of website users by 37%
Doubled Search inquiries
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