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Demo sites: marketing agencies

Website design for marketing, communications and customer retention agencies

A Quebec marketing agency website gives each service its own page, shows case studies that lay out the client's problem, the work done and results the agency can back up, and lets prospects book a first call online. An agency that sends follow-ups by email or text for its clients also shows on its site how it complies with Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL). OKTO Solutions builds this kind of site for marketing, communications and customer retention agencies in Quebec, from its office in Trois-Rivières.

. 5 demo websites. The brands, copy and images in these demos are invented for demonstration purposes.

Demo websites: Marketing agencies

Home page of the Rétroviseur demo website, automotive loyalty agency

Automotive

Rétroviseur

Automotive loyalty agency

A night drive in 3D: service reminders appear along the roadside and the rear-view mirror shows customers coming back.

Home page of the Kilomètre Zéro demo website, automotive retention marketing

Automotive

Kilomètre Zéro

Automotive retention marketing

A particle car turns into customer families, then a retention curve and a map of Quebec, followed by live product mockups.

Home page of the Boucle demo website, automotive follow-up agency

Automotive

Boucle

Automotive follow-up agency

A 3D phone receives a winter tire reminder; when the customer replies YES, confetti flies and a car does a loop.

Home page of the Virage demo website, automotive loyalty agency

Automotive

Virage

Automotive loyalty agency

Visitors drive a small car through a model Quebec village: each building is one of the agency's services, and you pull up to open it.

How can an agency show its results without inflating the numbers?

A prospect browsing an agency site wants proof that it has already solved a problem like theirs. The case study is still the best proof: the client, with permission, where things stood, what the agency did and what changed afterwards. A number belongs there only if it comes from a report the agency can show, with the time frame and how it was measured. The Competition Act prohibits false or misleading representations, and the Competition Bureau looks at the general impression a text leaves, not only its literal wording. Anyone who writes a fake review, or lets one be posted, can be held liable. Have your case studies reviewed by your legal advisor.

Does a 3D effect slow down an agency website?

Not if it's built properly. An agency sells visual know-how, and an effect that catches the eye on the first scroll is part of the pitch: the spinning planet on Élan Marketing, the night drive on Rétroviseur, the village you drive through on Virage. The trick is loading order. The headline, the copy and the booking button show up first, and the 3D scene comes in afterwards without holding up the reading. On a less powerful phone, a lighter version takes over, and a visitor who has asked for reduced motion in their device settings sees a still image. The dealership owner who opens your link between two meetings reads your offer right away, and Google measures that too.

What should an agency site handle when it sends follow-ups on behalf of clients?

A retention or follow-up agency sends emails and texts for a garage, a dealership or a clinic. Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation applies to every commercial message. Each one names the agency and the business it is sent for, with contact details that stay valid for at least 60 days. The unsubscribe link stays active for that long too, and requests are processed within 10 business days. Implied consent from a business relationship has a time limit: up to two years, or six months after a simple inquiry. So the agency site hosts the unsubscribe page, the form where the end customer gives consent and the record that proves it. Have your process checked by your legal advisor.

What a marketing agency website should include

ElementWhy it matters
One page per serviceA dealership manager searches for winter tire reminders, not marketing solutions. Each page ranks for its own search.
Detailed case studiesThe problem, the work and the result, with numbers taken from real reports only.
Online bookingProspects book a first call without an email back-and-forth.
Visual effect loaded after the textThe effect impresses without delaying the reading, even on a phone with a weak signal.
Consent and unsubscribe pagesMessages sent for your clients follow CASL, and proof of consent stays on file.

What comes with your website

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions: Marketing agencies

Does an automotive follow-up agency need a different kind of site than a marketing agency?
Partly. It speaks to dealerships and garages, not the general public, so the site shows the whole path of a reminder: the text going out, the customer's reply, the appointment landing in the schedule. Boucle does it with a 3D phone receiving a tire reminder. A communications agency leans more on its portfolio and on how it runs a mandate.
Can I show my clients' logos on my agency website?
Yes, with their consent, ideally in writing. Some contracts bar the agency from naming the client, and a client who moved on doesn't always like seeing its logo left on display. A case study the client has approved carries more weight than a row of logos with no context.
Why build one page per service instead of a single Services page?
Because people search for a specific service: social media management, a Google Ads campaign, winter tire reminders. A page about one topic, with its own examples, FAQ and booking button, stands a much better chance of ranking for that search than a list of services crammed onto one page.
Are Élan Marketing, Rétroviseur, Kilomètre Zéro, Boucle and Virage real agencies?
No. They are demo sites with made-up brands, text and images, built by OKTO Solutions to show what can be done for a digital marketing agency or an automotive retention, loyalty or follow-up agency. Your site starts from your services, your real mandates and the way you work.
How much does a site like these cost, and how long does it take to go live?
The price is set after a no-commitment scoping meeting, based on the number of pages, the languages, the copy to write and features like booking or an online store. A simple showcase site goes live quickly; an online store or a client portal takes longer. If you have a fixed date, we build the schedule around it.
Do I own the website?
Yes. The domain name is registered in your name, the copy, images and analytics are yours, and the code is handed over on request.

Does one of these sites feel like you?

Tell us which one and tell us about your business. We will come back with a mockup in your colours and a clear price.