Alongside the CRM work, we designed and built a WordPress website used primarily for PPC campaigns, with substantial paid traffic directed to the site each week. We also created a bespoke client onboarding portal that allows users to upload important documents, complete online training courses and submit support tickets, helping streamline the onboarding process. In addition, we built a geographical location map powered directly by HubSpot data, removing the need for manual updates.
Alongside these core systems, we have also delivered a wide range of supporting marketing materials, including social media templates, roller banners, pop-up stands and talking-heads video content used for both training and marketing. Working closely with their marketing manager, we continue to provide responsive creative support, practical insight and ideas on demand.
Federation Design’s strategic HubSpot integration empowered G4HI to quadruple work volume without increasing headcount, transforming their digital infrastructure into a market-leading growth engine. This partnership provided crucial industry intelligence and technical agility, streamlining workflows and enabling massive, efficient scaling.
A certified HubSpot partner brings both platform knowledge and implementation experience. That means you get more than just technical setup — you get support with structure, process design, automation, reporting, integration, and long-term optimisation.
Branding is more than just your logo — it is the overall identity of your business and how people recognise, remember and connect with you. It includes your visual style, tone of voice, messaging and the impression you leave on customers. Strong branding helps build trust, makes your business more memorable, and sets you apart from competitors.
Mobile-first web design is an approach where a website is designed for mobile devices before being adapted for larger screens like tablets and desktops. This helps ensure the site works well for the way most people browse today, with clear navigation, faster loading, and a smoother experience on smaller screens. It often leads to better usability, stronger engagement and improved performance overall.
