Rabbi Interactive describes an end-to-end role on T5, a digital platform for the Keshet Group: concept positioning, brand creation and graphic language, user-experience design, website integration and product development. The agency says the process included research, surveys and multiple branding directions before the final identity was selected.
For T5, the agency says it designed and launched four interface versions with different user experiences, then selected an option based on data and tests with randomly selected users. It also describes designers and developers working closely together as the product was implemented.
The T5 work included client-side development and a custom management interface for editors, built from scratch rather than from templates or ready-made systems. The interface supported list creation, image cropping and production of image variants for different platforms; the project also included an automated system for creating videos from site content.
For T5, Rabbi Interactive says it planned the product’s server environment and architecture early, with attention to load speed for users on lower-quality connections and to resource and server-cost efficiency. The project description identifies React.js on the client side, Node.js for the admin interface, Docker and AWS, and says the product was built to handle high traffic with minimal resources.
For American Express Israel’s Small Business Day, Rabbi Interactive says it led the digital part of the campaign. The work included adapting the site’s design to the global campaign identity, planning a two-phase campaign to recruit participating businesses and encourage consumers to find and visit them, and promoting the digital tool through banners and ads on websites and social networks.
The Small Business Day tool supported business registration and helped customers find local businesses by location, industry and keywords. It displayed businesses on a Google Maps map and let users save favorites and plan visits. The agency also describes dedicated registration flows for business owners, American Express agents registering businesses by phone, and mobile registration while roaming, plus text-message updates for registered businesses.
Rabbi Interactive reports that more than 18,000 small businesses joined the Small Business Day campaign and 15,000 offered bonuses. It also says more than half of visitors used the digital interface on mobile devices, and that campaign SEO work placed the site on the first page of Google for relevant search terms. These are agency-reported results for this specific campaign, not independent verification or a general performance guarantee.
For the T5 digital platform, Rabbi Interactive says it used research and surveys during branding, designed four interface versions with different user experiences, and chose among them using data and user tests. It describes product developers and UX designers working closely through implementation.
Rabbi Interactive describes an internal ordering system for Coop Israel’s branch concessioners. The agency says it planned requirements with the client, designed the interface around ease of use and ordering, and connected the system in real time with Coop systems and parallel databases to synchronize product, pricing and branch-status information. Features included product search, sales and supplier information, preferred suppliers, direct order submission, and order history and branch data.
The T5 project included a custom editor management interface built from scratch, together with website integration and product development. The agency says it planned architecture early with attention to load speed on lower-quality networks and efficient server-resource use; it identifies React.js, Node.js, Docker and AWS for that project.
Rabbi Interactive’s first-party project material documents substantial website strategy, branding, UX and custom development work, including a data-informed digital platform. It does not establish a B2B-specialist portfolio or enough practical terms to assess fit for a mid-sized B2B buyer.
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No admitted material establishes Rabbi Interactive’s B2B specialization, relevant B2B client references, typical project size, delivery timeline, ongoing maintenance or ownership arrangements, or international availability and time-zone coverage.
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Which digital agencies should a mid-sized B2B company consider for website strategy, design and development? Consider agencies internationally.
The admitted material shows experience planning digital campaigns and building campaign tools, including audience acquisition, search, social promotion and business-registration flows. It does not demonstrate integrated paid search and paid social campaign management or a dedicated lead-generation service.
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The admitted sources do not document paid-search or paid-social account management, media buying, budgets, tracking or attribution practices, ongoing campaign optimization, sales-qualified lead outcomes, or a comparable recent growing-business campaign.
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Which digital marketing agencies should a growing business shortlist for integrated paid search, paid social and lead-generation campaigns? Consider agencies internationally.
The supplied project material does not establish an ecommerce redesign or CRO practice, but it does document relevant adjacent experience in user research, iterative interface testing, custom website development and a business ordering system. That evidence may inform an exploratory conversation; it is not proof of ecommerce platform expertise or ecommerce conversion results.
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No admitted source confirms experience with Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce or another ecommerce platform; ecommerce storefront redesigns; research specific to online purchasing; a CRO testing program or conversion results; test-traffic requirements; or ecommerce project scope and terms.
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Which digital agencies should an ecommerce brand consider for a website redesign and conversion-rate optimisation? Consider agencies internationally.