Link Digital has provided the Royal National Capital Agricultural Society with a fresh approach to this years ActewAGL Royal Canberra Show website. The new website is supported by our Content Management System to allow for quick updates to rides, showbags, events and just about everything else you can find. Weâll soon be launching an online
Continue ReadingLink Digital has partnered with TeacherTom.com to establish the company as a leading supplier of online education. With an extensive marketing campaign in South East Asia now underway, the brand and website developed by Link are a major part of the companyâs rapid success in this new market. >> www.teachertom.com
Continue ReadingGiving the Local Liquor web site added sparkle and increased internet searchability, a beer tutorial including an illustrated overview of the beer brewing process plus background information on some of Australiaâs most popular brews was added in XX 2007. Straight forward and light hearted, the copy and design of this new section complement the siteâs approachable
Continue ReadingAfter completing design, templating and activity development for ActewAGL's education subsite Link was asked to develop an installation for their display as part of Australian Science Week. The brief was to develop a game which children could sit down and play for five minutes. The concept of an energy house was workshopped and the development
Continue ReadingPPReMix is the corporate intranet of Professional Public Relations (PPR). One of Australiaâs oldest and most successful public relations companies. With offices in Auckland, Hong Kong and each of Australiaâs State capital cities, PPReMix now provides a single collaborative environment where PPR staff can access tools and information that assist them with remaining at the forefront of public
Continue ReadingTo assist in the identification and ranking of the Local Liquor website with internet search engines such as Google, Link undertook an extensive content development task to provide the website with information relevant to the regions of individual Local Liquor stores. The resulting 60 âLocal Guidesâ contributed to an increase in traffic of over 200%. A
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