Hockey NSW engaged the services of Ucidity to assist us in designing and delivering an exciting visual representation and call to action to distribute via a range of social media channels and methods including posters, banners, and flyers.

With the recent acquisition of a new product line, they decided to change their pricing structure which resulted in an immediate reduction in renewals and a drop in revenue of up to 90%. Revenue generation had stagnated as attrition and new sales canceled each other out.

An incident with consumer affairs involvement caused significant damage to its reputation, and the domino effect was that consumers lost confidence in the brand. There was an 80% refund rate amongst current and new customers. Motivation was at an all-time low in the sales team, and the organisation experienced 5 months of being “in the red”.

Supercare required a tool to improve their customer support and provide a higher level of service to their current customer base. This solution would also provide an edge on the competition and allow for greater sales opportunities when tendering for new projects.

Natalie reached out to Ucidity after realising that their new brand which they had launched was attracting the wrong type of customers. Because of the name people continually reached out for day-to-day facilities type services, without realising they were a Strata Management company and not that customers Strata for their building.

We are proud to say that Lauren and the team from Living my way have been a continued client with Ucidity for over 5 years. Each year Ucidity supports the strategic role out of content across printed and digital channels.

Ucidity was introduced to Buroserv, or one of the many businesses that now sat under the banner of LMGPS at the time. The business was fractured across nineteen IT and Telco businesses after a rigorous acquisition strategy. The needed to consolidate the brands to reduce customer and investor confusion.

Community Moves needed to get back into gear an extended closure during the COVID pandemic. After implementing components from our Managed Outbound Marketing services Community Moves exploded back into action. New customers, new training sessions and new opportunities including franchising the system are now in the business vision. The owner, Van, has more time on his hands to run the business, and can sleep at night knowing his systems are setup to support the growth of the business.

Paul from Benchmark Media & Entertainment (BME) approached us in August 2018 to discuss their need for a new website. After a quick chat on the phone, we helped them uncover the answer our favourite question – ‘what’s the matter with your current website?’.

After a less than pleasant experience putting together their previous website, Brett and Lisa approached Ucidity to assist with bringing their true value to life through their new website.

Eliza from FullCRM approached Ucidity in early 2019 to discuss their need for a new website. After an on-site meeting, we uncovered the answers to a very important question – ‘what’s the matter with your current website?’

Kings Cross Distillery is a new bar and restaurant launched in the area with three core focus’ – leverage the history of the area with a high-end eclectic environment and unique on-site distillery experience.