What was broken
Visitors need to understand an event before committing to it. AWCS programme access was form-first; TRSS presented image-based agendas.
Rebuilt AWCS USA and APWCA TRSS with clearer messaging, searchable programmes and routes to tickets, sponsorship and enquiries.
Visitors need to understand an event before committing to it. AWCS programme access was form-first; TRSS presented image-based agendas.
Rebuilt both event websites with audience-specific messaging, searchable programmes and clearer ticket and enquiry routes. Delivered LinkedIn advertising and reporting alongside the website work.
Visitors can browse sessions, switch days and explore details on the page. This describes delivered capability, not measured sales growth.
Let visitors assess relevance before sharing details, find sessions without scanning dense documents and understand ticket eligibility before booking.
AWCS tickets, 19 September 2026: Standard and Investor product tiles.
AWCS tickets, 19 October 2026: staged selection with a separate investor application and cost summary. Visitors can distinguish paid admission from approval-based access. Visual review only, not a checkout test.
Detail crops. Select an image to inspect the full original in a new tab. Before: 19 September 2026. After: 19 October 2026.
We can map the bottleneck, prioritise what to fix first, and tell you honestly whether EKN is the right fit.
CoverMy: a clearer view of search and enquiriesNeeded for security, accessibility, and core site functionality. These are always on.