Copper AXIEM Award
InteloQuence’s 2003 Copper AXIEM Award for excellence in electronic media placed it in the top 8 percent of companies worldwide.
Source: The Sun, 2003
From the front page of The Dallas Morning News to a DreamWorks film set, Daniel Elliott’s websites, software and campaigns have made news in Illinois, Ohio and Texas. Now that experience goes to work for your brand.
These newspaper and trade-publication stories document projects Daniel Elliott and the teams he directed delivered over the years, from award-winning websites and early lead-tracking software to public-safety technology. The company names have changed. The focus on measurable results hasn’t.
InteloQuence’s 2003 Copper AXIEM Award for excellence in electronic media placed it in the top 8 percent of companies worldwide.
Source: The Sun, 2003Bison Gear and Engineering saw a nearly 900 percent increase in website traffic within 48 hours of launching a new product.
Source: Business Ledger, 2003Auth-Florence Manufacturing grew from 7,000 to almost 23,000 visitors in two weeks, with 5,500 catalog downloads that saved $11,000 in printing.
Source: Business Ledger, 2003
In December 2007, The Dallas Morning News put InteloQuence’s crime-mapping website on its front page. Built with the Apartment Association of Greater Dallas, the site published Dallas Police Department crime data every day and let users map it by ZIP code, crime category and date.
Police Chief David Kunkle introduced the site at its launch news conference.
“This is not just a police blotter; this is a 21st-century Google blotter.”
Daniel Elliott, in The Dallas Morning News
Long before “lead-generation website” was a service line, InteloQuence built InteloSoft: web-based software that recorded what each visitor did, from downloading a brochure to asking for a salesperson, then routed qualified prospects to the right distributor.
The same idea drives the lead-generation websites Appture Digital Media builds today: spot real interest, capture it and get it to sales fast.
In 2001, DreamWorks chose the InteloQuence studio in Geneva, Illinois, as a location for Road to Perdition, directed by Sam Mendes and starring Tom Hanks, Paul Newman and Jude Law.
The team turned the moment into marketing: a live website documenting the filming for fans and neighbors, covered by the Daily Herald, The Courier News and The Geneva Republican.
“We had an 800 percent increase in Web traffic just this week on an undeveloped site.”
Daniel Elliott, in the Daily Herald
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The Harris County Sheriff’s Office extended its free iWatch reporting app so students, parents and teachers could send tips straight to HISD police.
Coverage of the surveillance cameras and license plate readers the Dallas Police Department added in the city’s highest-crime areas.
Mentor, Ohio, police adopt the iWatchNEOhio app, letting residents report tips by text, voice message, photo or video.
Front-page coverage of the interactive crime-mapping site InteloQuence designed with the Apartment Association of Greater Dallas.
How InteloSoft tracked website visitors and routed qualified prospects to distributors, with results for Auth-Florence and Bison Gear.
A Copper AXIEM Award and a software deal with Auth-Florence Manufacturing move the Geneva firm out of “underdog” status.
“Marketing agency proves you don’t have to be the biggest to be the best”: the story behind the Copper AXIEM win.
Thinking “outside the PC”: integrated marketing, InteloSoft lead tracking and what clients say about the work.
Daniel Elliott honored by the National Association of Manufacturers for the Prater Industries e-commerce website.
InteloQuence produces a live website covering the filming of Road to Perdition in downtown Geneva.
DreamWorks crews transform downtown Geneva, including the InteloQuence studio, for the Tom Hanks film.
The newly built-out State Street studio is chosen as a key location for Road to Perdition.
A look at Intelofone, InteloQuence’s software for reaching email, faxes and voicemail from any phone.
Bring us the product, service or campaign that deserves attention. We’ll build the website, content and lead-capture path that turns it into qualified sales conversations.
Book a strategy call →InteloQuence was the Geneva, Illinois, marketing and web-development agency Daniel Elliott founded in 1997, formerly known as Elliott Communications. It is the company named in most of the coverage on this page.
Appture Digital Media is Daniel Elliott’s current company. It carries forward the same mix of strategy, design, web development and lead-capture technology covered in these stories, now focused on conversion-focused websites, SEO and B2B marketing for Dallas–Fort Worth businesses.
The coverage includes InteloQuence’s 2003 Copper AXIEM Award for excellence in electronic media and recognition from the National Association of Manufacturers for an e-commerce website designed for Prater Industries.
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