Pricing for Website Promotion

This factor broadens our team’s perspective by working on a wide range of projects across various industries.

To illustrate the bigger picture, here’s one example:

We once worked on a website promotion case in the escort services niche.

It’s a highly specific field we initially knew nothing about. We had to develop a new approach from scratch, implement and test multiple hypotheses to identify the factor that would benefit the client. And we made it work!

In addition to refining the website structure, we implemented a service filtering system. This solution is rarely used on adult-themed websites, but our team’s strategic thinking and analysis of various scenarios led to a tool that increased traffic by 14 times.

Earlier, we mentioned that working with professionals can improve performance by 2 to 5 times, and even reduce your budget. You may ask how that is possible?

Here’s another real-life example:

The owner of a flower delivery shop had previously used paid advertising services. The result? A mess of ad campaigns, duplicate keywords, and zero revenue.

When the client came to us, we collected and clustered the semantics, highlighted key advantages, corrected issues in the existing campaigns, and set up new ones.

The team’s critical thinking enabled us to build and evolve a strategy that not only achieved the desired result but even exceeded it.

We managed to cut the campaign budget in half, increase profit by 4.5 times, and reduce the cost per transaction by 3.6 times.

It’s worth noting that this was for the Canadian market, and the campaigns were tailored specifically for English-speaking audiences.

This is often done to save money, as hiring professionals can be expensive. Let’s be honest, most of these DIY attempts fail due to the lack of a structured, systematic approach.

Another Case from Practice:

Email marketing often seems easy—after all, we’ve all sent emails at some point.

That’s exactly what our client did: he managed the email channel himself for a women’s clothing store. He approached us intending to boost both website traffic and sales.

We discovered that the email campaigns were sent infrequently and lacked consistency. Our specialist created automated sequences, developed a content plan, and identified newsworthy topics.
To maximize the impact, the audience was segmented, and a separate trigger sequence was created for each group. This led to a rapid increase in both traffic and transactions.

In just two months of working together, we increased traffic 14 times and boosted email revenue by more than 20 times. But the results could have been even more impressive if the client had reached out to ITForce earlier.

This is highly valued in professional environments. It eliminates the constant stress over advertising or email campaigns.

You gain the ability to delegate your marketing efforts and trust that the results will meet your expectations—realistic ones, of course.