The Situation

CMA Consulting, a management consulting firm with headquarters in St. Louis, required a website design renovation, which accentuated the company’s brand as an authority in business with an engaging visitor experience. CMA intended to maximize their site’s marketability via lead generation and new business development. CMA also necessitated a redesign geared toward Traffic Based Design™, providing the consulting firm the self-sufficiency to administer site modifications as often as possible—and post frequent updates.

The Solution

To resolve the redesign Website, The Net Impact recommended that CMA architect their site with the aid of their partnered product, Auctori—a Web Content Management System programmed for search engine optimization.

The website design renovation begin with a premise to develop a polished brand identity for CMA that would ultimately bolster targeted traffic, maximizing lead generation. With the website design strategy in place, and using the Auctori engineering software, The Net Impact rendered the CMA’s site build-out. 

To expedite CMA’s website design specifications, Auctori served as an efficient, and comprehensive solution. The finished product was a showcase of search engine optimized pages, an interactive forum, and blog for posting frequent updates. The Net Impact implemented an IP Security system to ensure visitor, client and candidate protection. The security upgrade also gave CMA the autonomy to control their online safety measures.

The Outcome

Partner of CMA, Dan Bean shared, “TNI worked with our existing vendors to integrate some complex database features and assessment delivery functions, and we’ve been impressed with their ability to understand and solve business problems… Moving from a static site to a dynamic one is a leap forward for us as a company as we look to better establish our presence on the web.  We consider the Auctori content management system and our new WordPress blog to be tremendous assets, and we feel like we have the keys to the car with our site.”

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