A standard agency is limited by who sits in the room. We are not. We run a sharp in-house core, backed by a roster of independent talent we represent. We bring the exact right minds to the table for every job. This allows us to scale fast, hit harder, and build work most shops cannot touch.
Proven methods secure results, and that is important. But repeating the ‘industry standard’ will only take you so far. To find true success, calculated risk is required. At Mox we’re not afraid of testing unproven strategies. This is where strategic foundations and novel ideas collide.
Research first, because it makes the landing page sharper and the website cheaper. WEFTEC in the middle, because it is the best research money can’t buy.
We can bust out a full website in the 6 weeks before WEFTEC. It’s possible, but we don’t believe that’s the right approach for your long-term success. Building a website that is custom tailored to meet your target audience requires the correct timeline. We don’t believe in rushing work and we don’t believe that will give you the best results. We want to fight for quality, not just something that looks good.
Four focused hours against the segments in your go-to-market plan: how competitors in private water infrastructure position, what language your four buyer types actually respond to, and where the search and answer-engine gaps are in this category.
Design and build of the single-purpose conversion page.
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. 950+ exhibitors, 23,000+ attendees, ~70% of whom influence purchasing decisions. You are already investing $12,000 here. We treat the five days as live research: which objections repeat, which segment leans in, what language lands.
WEFTEC findings get folded in. Site map, segment architecture, and wireframes: the structural decisions that determine whether this site performs for five years or gets replaced in eighteen months.
Visual system and written content in parallel. The design has to read as credible to a private utility and considered to an architecture client, which is a harder brief than either one alone, and the reason we’re not doing this in six weeks.
Built fast, secure, and maintainable, so your admin resource (15 hrs/week in your plan) can publish a case study without calling us.
Domain connection, go-live, recorded training sessions for your team, and heatmap tracking so the site keeps teaching you something after we’ve handed it over.
Live ahead of the 2027 calendar: Reuse, NAHB, Hawaii WaiThis moves on schedule if project photography, technical documentation, and the permitting and pilot records we’ll want to build proof around are gathered early. The engineering substance has to come from you: we can structure it, write it, and make it land, but we can’t invent it. Getting that material to us in October is the single biggest thing that keeps January realistic.
Three line items, billed as three separate commitments. You can approve research and the landing page now and make the website decision after WEFTEC, with better information than you have today.
*The website is discounted by $800. Since we are front-loading the $800 of research for the landing page, that same research carries directly into the full build, so we take it off the website’s price rather than charging for it twice.
Your go-to-market document allocates $15,000 to the website and $12,000 to WEFTEC, inside a lead-generation program that also carries $6,000 for private network outreach and $5,000 for podcast and webinar work. The website here is priced at exactly that $15,000 allocation: not a range that creeps toward it, and not a number we built and then went looking for a budget to fit. It matches the figure you already wrote, with $1,600 in front of it for research and WEFTEC.
$15,000 is a firm number, not a starting point. That only works if both sides are clear on what it buys, so here is the boundary: a site built around the four market segments in your go-to-market plan, up to fifteen custom pages, full original copywriting, a technical content structure that holds pilot reports and permitting case studies, a home for REGEN Architecture, SEO kickstart, and the revision rounds listed below. We will lock the page count and content inventory against that scope at the end of the October UX phase, before design starts. If something you want falls outside it, we will tell you then, price it separately, and let you decide. What we will not do is quietly absorb scope and hand you a different invoice in January.
Photography is worth a separate conversation. Your marketing plan already flags high-quality project imagery as a need, and a technical infrastructure site lives or dies on whether the work looks real. Happy to price it separately.
Because of our creative philosophy, ethical values, and collaborative approach, our roster has been able to work with these incredible organizations.
Full-scale event production and experiential marketing that brings brands to life for live audiences.
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Idaho-handcrafted beer, including Striker, the official kölsch of Athletic Club Boise.
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Construction safety, compliance, and project-management software that keeps job sites organized and on track.
The nation's leading provider of car wash equipment, service, and supplies: a true one-stop shop for the industry.
A global leader in conveyorized car wash equipment and manufacturing, engineering the systems that keep wash sites running.
The cleanest way to a spotless home: a service brand scaled from a single location into a national franchise.
A holistic philosophy that ensures our work delivers maximum impact and integrity, from first research to final launch.
We engage in continuous learning and creative-thinking exercises to build stamina and master our craft, so every project is delivered with peak efficiency and performance.
We embrace curiosity, empathy, and strategic questioning to ensure the final design resonates deeply and ethically with the user.
We apply rigorous, scalable, secure technical solutions: platforms that aren't only beautiful but are engineered for long-term compliance, staff maintainability, and security.
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Being intellectual is not enough in a creative setting. Knowledge is being right, but wisdom is being right at the right time, in the right way, about the right thing.
Description: You do not launch a local club's kit in a blank studio. You take it outside. To reveal the new AC Boise gear, we teamed up with Against, director DJ Ramirez, and DP Nathan Zanders to put the city on screen. We framed Boise as a living character, filming real people wearing the kit in the places they do life. Built for both the live launch event and social channels, the film skips the standard sports hype. It gives a clear, honest look at a city standing behind its team.
We've partnered with National Carwash Solutions (NCS) for five years running, and we're still going. Over that time we've worked with them in just about every way a creative partner can. But if you boil it down, we've been their strongest problem solvers.
When NCS had a problem, they came to us. How do we launch a new product? How do we get people to actually stop by our booth instead of walking past it? How do we become completely unmissable at a show? Those are the kinds of questions we've answered for them, again and again, and the answers showed up as real, produced creative.
The range speaks for itself. Social media graphics, websites, landing pages, videos, event and booth materials, decks and presentations. Honestly, just about anything a marketing team could dream up, we've built for NCS. Whatever the channel or the deadline, we've been the team they trust to figure it out and deliver.
What makes this especially relevant to the Fiesta Sports Foundation is how we work. NCS has its own internal marketing team and in-house designers, and we don't step on them; we work right alongside them. We regularly share larger projects, dividing the work in whatever way serves the goal. We can lead as creative director and set the vision, or roll up our sleeves as the production design team executing the details, often both on the same project. That flexibility is exactly what an organization with its own team and multiple partners needs from an outside creative shop.
The through-line across five years is simple: NCS keeps coming back because we solve their problems, integrate with their team, and make them unmissable. That's the same partner we'd be for you.
Reference contact: Sydney Quintana, Director of Regional Marketing, National Carwash Solutions, squintana@ncswash.com
The Challenge: We conducted a specialized user-experience study to refine the 7-Eleven car wash menu. Our goal was to replace aesthetic guesswork with measurable behavioral data, ensuring that customers could navigate complex pricing tiers without friction.
Our Methodology: The Science of Sight. We utilized RealEye webcam eye-tracking technology to record and analyze how participants interacted with four distinct design “stimulants”. This process allowed us to measure the exact moment of engagement and identify where “complexity-induced apathy” caused users to stop reading. By analyzing these heatmaps, we could see which elements were being visually digested and which were being ignored despite being gazed at.
Identifying Friction Points: Our testing revealed critical weaknesses in legacy layouts that directly impacted sales potential:
The Solution: Information Blocking and Flow. Based on these findings, we pivoted to a methodology focused on “information blocking” and “F-pattern” reading flows. The results from our final stimulants showed marked improvement:
The Result: Through this rigorous testing process, we transformed a confusing menu into an intuitive, evidence-based interface that guides the user toward the most valuable options.
This is a flexible proposal, so let us know if anything's missing or needs updating to best align with your goals. Reach us anytime at hello@wearemox.com or 208-608-8300.
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