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Case study / Cloud Nine

Connect the product and brand story.

Geeklab built Cloud Nine’s WordPress website and carried the brand into supporting creative work through a multi-year relationship.

Website / Range information / Creative support

Ongoing relationship

Cloud Nine website presenting the Phantom mattress range

Product-range storytelling on the Cloud Nine website.

The brief

What the work needed to do.

Connect product storytelling, range information and retailer discovery within a consistent brand experience. We developed lifestyle-led pages, range panels, supporting content and a retailer finder, with the visual system informing additional creative assets.

The challenge

What the experience had to solve.

Buyers needed to understand the ranges, explore relevant specifications and find a retailer without losing the wider brand story.

The work

The thinking behind the delivery.

01

Introduce the range in context

Lifestyle-led pages connect the wider brand story to product ranges. Buyers can explore the offer through an experience that makes room for both product detail and the reasons behind a purchase.

02

Support the route to a retailer

Range panels, specifications and a retailer finder bring practical product questions into the website. These are delivered journey features, not a claim that retailer sales or enquiry volume increased.

03

Keep the brand connected over time

A multi-year relationship extends the visual system into supporting creative work. Ongoing collaboration provides continuity between the website and other brand communications.

Evidence and outcome

What the work put in place.

Product storytelling, range information and retailer discovery work together on the website, supported by an ongoing creative relationship that keeps the brand consistent.

Explore the expertise

Relevant services.

More work to explore

Your next project

Does your product story stay consistent across web and creative?

Tell us how customers explore your range and find where to buy. We’ll discuss the website and ongoing creative support that could connect those experiences.

A 30-minute conversation about your priorities, fit and the next step. You do not need a finished brief.