Client: 7-Eleven
7-Eleven has been working with e21 for over six years as its interactive marketing agency, and the latest project involved using the Web site and other media sources to further publicize 7-Eleven’s “It’s great to have 7-Eleven” slogan. e21 took on the task and began planning more promotional events using the resources of the Web site and electronic portals. Web sites with themes such as “Hello Kitty 3D Magnet Collection,” “Calorie Diary,” “Japanese Food Fair,” and “Charity Event” were created so consumers would become aware of the latest 7-Eleven products. In addition, numerous events were staged to increase the interaction with consumers and reward them with free samples or prizes. In addition to this, the Web site became an integrated marketing vehicle that combines with SP activities and the client’s 7-WATCH print magazine. Through e21’s integrated marketing methods, 7-11 has established a good brand image and is now a well-known service to consumers. Our client currently has over 410,000 members on its Web site, and attracts 50,000 visitors each day.




Client: China Motor
Our client, China Motor, wanted to improve its Web site by adding more online functions. It hoped to attract drivers online, and launch an eService site that allowed customers to schedule appointments using the Internet. China Motor is the first automaker in Taiwan to link a virtual service to real-life auto shops. They hoped to shorten the wait time for components by having users book ahead for needed maintenance and specify the parts they required. The new Web site aimed to improve service to the car owners as well as improve communication with the auto repair shops. Since the launch of this service, over 100,000 members have signed up, and over 70% of those have expressed satisfaction with the service they received and with the content of the Web site. e21 effectively integrated online and offline resources for China Motor and helped automobile repair services take a step forward.




Client: City of Oakley, California

The City of Oakley asked e21 to design a Web site that would provide residents, potential residents, local businesses, and city employees with information about the local community. The goal was to communicate effectively with both city stakeholders and the general public. Working closely with Oakley's Deputy City Manager, e21 Web designers developed an intuitive navigation scheme and created a thematic approach to communicate Oakley's history, municipal structure, city services, news, events, and career opportunities. On the backend, e21 customized its e-Volve Content Management System module, allowing the city to update its site content on a real-time basis. e21 also tailored online request functions to allow residents and business owners alike, to submit online forms and applications for various licenses and permits. Oakley also required a Spanish language site. e21, an experienced localization marketing company, was able to create this version as well.




Client: Ford Quality Care
When Ford approached e21 as a corporate branding creative agency to undertake this project, it wanted to improve its Web site by offering better services to clients and further publicize the Ford tagline “QualityCare.” Ford wanted the Web site to have a user-friendly interface and provide services that are more convenient for the consumer. The content e21 added to the site included information on current news, member’s center, online shop, information for car owners, and more. In addition, e21 organized various online promotions to attract new users. Since the launch of the modified site, the number of Web visitors has tripled and the number of online appointment bookings and product sales has grown significantly.




Client: eBay China

The e21 Beijing marketing agency office was enlisted to improve on an online promotional lottery game. e21 was asked to integrate the various operating platforms of Eachnet and eBay worldwide to validate the accuracy and scoring standard of all game participants. By setting up questions, checking answers, and making sure that those who answered correctly were able to join the lottery game helped to ensure that information was being successfully distributed. The online lottery game, called “New Stars Shining for the Luckiest – win big prizes on the spot,” was available to all registrants in the hope of facilitating both the global popularity and the user recognition of Eachnet and eBay.

During the 7-day’s of activity, the site homepage was visited 40139 times, with an average of 5734 members taking part in the game every day. On the most active day, the participation number was 6452.

Judging from the final statistics, the original goal of distributing the Eachnet and eBay news through designed questions was attained. It also attracted more users’ attention than expected because it provided a fun experience too. This project proved to be a novel way to distribute new information, in a timely and effective fashion, to facilitate Eachnet and eBay’s international development. It also helped to layout an informational foundation for multi-national exchanges among eBay users worldwide as well as for the export-oriented trade between Eachnet members and eBay users. It was a great online promotion success.

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