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AMG Consulting

A WordPress website for a PR and communications consultancy founded by Amanda Gavin, designed to make its message feel as clear and memorable as the work it does for clients.

ClientAMG Consulting
SectorPR, marketing and media
EngagementWordPress build
TeamDesign + WordPress development
Site structureLive
ServicesPR · Corporate · BrandLive
ShowcaseWork and clientsLive
StoriesClient testimonialsLive
ContentBlogLive
Outcome
3Core services explained clearly
2005Founding story told on the About section
StoriesClient testimonials shown on the home page
1 goalGet in touch, repeated down the page

The problem

AMG Consulting sells influence, so its own website has to be a proof of craft. It specialises in communications and public relations strategy, and works with international media on a daily basis.

The site needed to explain three core services clearly (public and media relations, corporate communications, and brand development and positioning) without reading like a list of buzzwords.

It also needed to carry trust: a showcase of the work, a clients page and success stories in clients' own words, with a simple way to get in touch.

What we built

Three parts · one WordPress site
01

A message-first home page

The hero leads with the agency idea, "Not just seen, remembered", with a video and a clear Get Services call to action, followed by who AMG is and how it works.

02

Services explained in plain words

Public and media relations, corporate communications, and brand development and positioning each get a focused section that says what the agency does and why it matters.

03

Proof through stories

A showcase, a clients page and a success stories section put real client testimonials next to the work, so credibility comes from the people AMG has helped.

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WordPressElementor ProHello Elementor child themeComplianz (GDPR cookie consent)
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