CASE STUDY

AirBoss of America

A publicly traded international manufacturer needed to re-invent its digital identity across three interconnected divisions — and build a content engine that earned coverage from Bloomberg.

Three divisions. Three websites. One cohesive digital strategy.

How can divisions stand on their own and yet work together? We built profiles for each division front and center so users can see the big picture, then link out to divisional sites for deeper thought leadership.

We give investors what they’re looking for, front and center — from investor call details to current earnings reports and organizationally related press releases.

Across all 3 websites, you’ll find a celebration of the people that make it all happen — employee profiles, videos, and stories of teamwork and innovation.

The STORY

From Website Project to Trusted Marketing Partner

What began as a corporate website redevelopment grew into an embedded marketing relationship across three divisions, technical content, SEO, ecommerce support, accessibility, multilingual delivery, and ongoing reporting.

AirBoss of America
AirBoss Rubber Solutions Plant

Several Divisions Come Together as One

AirBoss, a growing, publicly traded, international manufacturing firm needed to re-invent its digital identity to reflect its strong stance in the market and properly represent its future to investors, customers, and employees alike.

With growth on the horizon and multiple autonomous, symbiotic divisions, it was time to strategically plan for topical authority, brand recognition, and brand power. We built three independent, yet fully interconnected websites — all working together to build one complete organizational story.

THE RESULTS

What We Delivered

Need a Team That Can Own the Work?

If your organization has multiple audiences, products, divisions, or growth priorities but not enough senior marketing capacity, MassMonopoly can help decide what matters and execute it.

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