Making Every Online Experience Personal is Just as Vital in Non-Profit Arena as it is in e-Commerce.
Diabetes is a disease that affects the entire family. Whether you’re a parent, sibling, or child of someone suffering from diabetes, your support and understanding can make all the difference. The American Diabetes Association (ADA) provides the resources to help families adjust to life with the disease. The Association funds research, delivers quality services and provides individuals with credible information. It now uses the Web to deliver many of those offerings, and the forward-thinking group realized the Internet also opened up a two-way communications option that could be used to improve every aspect of the Association’s work.

City Beach Australia – a retailer catering to young people who love skating, surfing and urban fashion – is known for the inviting atmosphere of its 60 locations across Australia. The company’s physical stores are fun places to hang out, with skate parks, DJs and other diversions to augment its apparel and accessory offerings. City Beach wanted to replicate that feeling on its website.
We helped them make that happen.
In its first month of using Kampyle Feedback Analytics, City Beach Australia fielded 850 submissions from users that shaped the company’s approach …

GetApp.com is a vertical search engine for enterprise application buyers and providers. Visitors to the site are there to research and compare applications or promote their products in a cost-efficient channel.  Peer reviews are a core offering of GetApp.com, providing a valuable resource for both potential application buyers and the companies looking to bring their applications to users.  In short, user-generated content is at the core of GetApp.com’s business.
Connecting with the users who create that content was a key goal from the beginning, said GetApp.com co-founders Manuel Jaffrin and Christophe …

By the time most of us celebrate our third birthdays, we’ve learned to walk, talk, sing and play well with others.  We’ve acquired a little circle of friends and perhaps too many toys.  We’ve taken babysteps toward adulthood, still years in the future.
When Kampyle turned three-years-old earlier this week, our milestones were much grander.  In our first few years alone, we’ve achieved more than some companies do in a lifetime.  More than 600 million users have seen the Kampyle feedback button on Web sites and products around the world since …