Efter ett år med webbplatsen jobbdirekt.se är det nu dags att presentera inte mindre än nio nya webbplatser, nischade mot varsin kategoria av jobb för att användarna enklare ska kunna söka och finna just de jobb de är intresserade av.

Vad vill du jobba med efter sommaren?

• cavlingjobb.se
• jobbinomadministration.se
• jobbinomdatait.se
• jobbinomekonomi.se
• jobbinomjuridik.se
• jobbinomkommun.se
• jobbinomsalj.se
• jobbinomteknik.se
• karriarjobb.se

The Amazing Society has helped Cison develop an iPhone app for their CisionWire service. The app delivers up to date press releases in five languages and allows you to keep track of developments from your favorite companies in custom lists.

Read more about the app in Cision’s press release (swedish), and don’t forget to add it to your phone!

Peter is an experienced CTO and project manager and comes with an excellent track record from mission ciritical projects with his former employer of nine years, Cloud Nine.

We like to hit the ground running, and in that spirit we paired our latest partner with our latest client. Peter is already busy with project management at Ragn-Sells, helping them drive home their new digital endeavor.

With Augustpriset.se, we’ve started to bring SvF into the Social Media era. Instead of giving full throttle, we’ve added an unobtrusive share-bar to the site, easing them into it. For next years award, big things are on the agenda!

They’re announcing the nominees on Monday at 13:00. It’s a big deal if you’re in the publishing business, so good luck, people!

Jobbdirekt.se is a commercial recruitment site focused on the real needs of real people. This release marks a new era for a brand with over 10 years of history; it is now the most user friendly site on the nordic market.

The Amazing Society has had the opportunity to help Career Group Sverige reinvent the site. We created actionable and realistic personas. We made the user experience as straight forward as possible to increase conversion (search -> subscribe and search -> apply). We developed a simple to follow social media strategy, which includes having new positions published to Twitter. To make it all come together, we redesigned the brand and developed a new technological platform.

Simply put: It’s all brand spanking new, and it’s great.

This is of course right up our alley and after sketching up three different design examples Avascent decided on one and we could move on to design and strucure all the different page types within their new sites. 

In the design phase we looked first at the competition for Avascent and what they where doing. We came to the conclusion that all the competitor sites looked the same and had an old look & feel. With that fresh in mind we set off and started to look at modern pages for inspiration. One really good site for inspiration I normally go to is Web Creme among others, but if I would single out one of the best, they keep on delivering high quality.

After our search for some inspiration we started to sketch up the different design examples and they where all much more modern and 2.0-ish then the competition we looked at. We showed Avascent the sketches with the idea that it’s better to be the leader then just to follow the rest, even in B2B sites. Pretty common sense, I know but in the world of B2B that fact seems to have been forgotten sometimes. 

Visit Avascent Group at: http://www.avascent.com

Today we launched Itamae’s two restaurant pages. The brief was to keep it very simple and easy HTML so they could update it in house. We discussed a lot what the customer wants and we came to the conclusion that people want three things from a restaurant page.

1) What can I eat and how much does it cost

2) How do I get to the restaurant?

3) When are you open?

With this in mind and to keep it simple we created two very simple pages that filled that need.

If you are in Stockholm and the cravings for sushi is getting absurd you have to try out Itamae.

Visit them at: http://www.itamae.se

After an intensive campaign with affiliate & search marketing, our great client Securia has found that the web is an excellent marketing channel. We have experimented with landing pages and multi-variate testing, and found interesting differences in user behavior depending on color and disposition of boxes.

Among other things, we found that in this case, more steps in the process was actually better than less steps.

We have been given extended and expanded tasks, and move forward at great speed to take these lessons learned to other products and other countries.