Gather round, gather round, for there is news to be told and I shan’t say it twice nor thrice. Now listen here, are you a cheat? I suspect you wouldn’t dream of it.
But for those of you who can’t claim to be so pure, our client Total Video Games has today posted over 100,000 game cheats for the major gaming platforms including Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, Ds and more…Go on – innocence is virtue often overrated.
It’s no surprise that 2009 will see many companies slashing their marketing budgets and ensuring that any campaigns generate the highest return on investment whilst keeping the costs low.
To support the businesses that we work with (as well as any new ones), we are proud to announce the addition of our new SEO package where you only pay the full invoice amount on results.
As one of the fastest growing Search Engine Optimisation companies in the UK, The Pixel offers a unique ‘Pay Half Now, Pay Half on Results’ pricing structure for initial full campaigns.
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Ah there you are. Where have you been? You nearly missed it. For the mystery is continuing to unfold right here before your web savvy eyes. Take a look…
Behold an updated sneaky peak at one of the new areas on the new The Pixel website. Set to go live around…soon, the anticipation in the web-world mounts as to what will be revealed. Could the new website be the key to unlocking the secret mysteries of the internet, like how to get on Google page 1? We think it might.
Greetings my friends. We at The Pixel Tower honourable, wish to draw your worthy attention to a recent occurrence in our pixelated little land.
Recently launched is a new ecommerce website for client Fun4Kids using the splendid Magento platform. Fun4Kids is fantastical children’s outdoor toy arena, filled to the brim with exciting goodies and playthings that were previously thought only to exist in the very depths of a child’s imagination.
‘Twas long ago when we The Pixel bestowed the task upon ourselves to keep you, our clients, our clients in waiting, and of course, the great mass, informed as to our activities here at the fantastical Pixel Towers.
Many of you will know that our new, and already somewhat prestigious website, is in development. We hope you will not judge thee, and embrace our goal to bring together all the wondrous forms of digital design to create a unique experience for our blessed users.
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This series of Play.com print catalogues were featured within national newspapers with circulations of over a million. Each design reflects the lead product or feature of each issue, drawing from real game footage and promotional imagery to create a polished, reader-engaging result.
Our e-Catalogues for Play.com are digital Flash magazines that incorporate live price and stock updates with product imagery/descriptions, and magazine style editorials. The resulting catalogues provided an easily digestible mix of both entertainment and call-to-action purchasing to engage buyers and boost sales.
Play.com sells a variety of electronic products as well as clothes and accessories, and is the second biggest online retailer in the UK.
The Super Video Banners for Play.com entice viewers into buying using real movie footage. Prices, RRPs and poster imagery are presented on the initial start screen, followed by real movie footage and tag lines, designed to tease and engage viewers with carefully selected moments from the full length feature.
Each banner starts muted by default so as not to encroach on users’ browsing but offers a highly visible and alluring ‘Unmute’ button. A direct call-to-action link to purchase the product is then provided for instant consumer gratification. Other facilities on video banner completion – like scrolling similar products – provide further opportunities for sales conversions.
Here at The Pixel we’ve successfully completed over 100 video banners, but we can’t show them all, so here are just a few examples of what we can do…
Video games have also been advertised using similar formats. Eg:
The TotalVideoGames (TVG) website features an array of flash banners and scrolling gaming imagery to promote reviews, games cheats and games purchasing.
The design is a consistent mix of reoccurring formats for articles, videos, competitions etc, and a complementary mix of grey/orange/blue combined with gaming iconography. ‘Game Information’, ‘Related Articles’ and ‘Video Games Discussions’ sections feature on the right-hand side to aid ease of use and user familiarity.
TVG is the longest running independent UK videogames website.
Click here to view the site: www.TotalVideoGames.com
The Fun4Kids website features a sunny yellow, red and blue, playful style to complement its playful outdoor product line.
A silhouette featuring playing children acts as a header throughout the site to maintain the theme, and a scrolling flash banner on the homepage promotes key selling products using a trailing mouse graphic for fun effect.
‘Top Sellers’, ‘Hot Products’, and ‘Recently Viewed’ sections also allow for fast product navigation, and a variety of cheerfully coloured right-hand banners promote further offers.
