Combining Web and Mobile Solutions

Increasingly companies are viewing the importance of opening their regular website content to a more mobile devices. Recently KHL Interactive won the opportunity to work on the new Web and mobile portal for Matthew Swing and Partners.

This Real Estate organisation has a number of offices. Traditionally many organisations use web portals such as Rightmove and Primelocation. Interestingly mobile Apps are available for these websites. However, estate agents also invest in their own web presence, probably in an effort to provide greater information and access to other services, for example: financial arrangements or letting contracts.

We are currently developing their new website and an integrated mobile platform. In the coming weeks clients will be able to enjoy a rich web-experience and for those who have smart phones, they will be able to gain instant access to special offer vouchers and pricing options, for example: price changes and purchase/availability statuses for properties.

In addition, using the mobile App will provide users access to featured property views from the company’s YouTube pages and Blog updates – combining the power of New and Social media to help drive business.

Benefits of Digital Publications

If you have a brochure, catalogue or educational materials such as guidebooks for a course, digitizing your content opens up new channels for
communicating effectively, for example:

KHL Interactive Digital Brochure

As the world moves closer to e-publications or digital publication becoming a reality. We have also converted our brochures to an on-line digital version. There are a number of ways of doing this. Firstly, by using pdf to image conversion software and then using a plugin to display your now 3D version. It is just like flicking through a real book.

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White Paper – Using New Media for Business

New and Social media has lots of potential. For example, from a corporate perspective, if investment Social networks and associated new media based content could help reduce organisation duplication, complex reporting structures and miscommunication.