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ThreeSixtyEight

ThreeSixtyEight

Advertising Services

Baton Rouge, Louisiana 5,472 followers

Top 5% of Webflow Partners worldwide. B Corp. Brand, web & campaigns for Unilever, Tomb Raider, NASA + 560 more.

About us

ThreeSixtyEight is The Challenger Agency™: a brand, web, and campaign agency in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Webflow Enterprise Partner, ranked in the top 5% of Webflow partners worldwide. The first Baton Rouge company to earn B Corp Certification. In 2016, Hatchit (a web shop) and Big Fish (a presentation agency) joined forces to build ThreeSixtyEight. Since then, the agency has helped 560+ organizations create brands, websites, and campaigns that move audiences and move markets. Led by CEO Jeremy Beyt and COO Nick Defelice. Twenty-six people. Average team tenure over five years. Selected clients: Unilever, Opportunity @ Work, Miami Dolphins, Tomb Raider, NASA, Khan Academy, Rakuten, LSU, Suffolk Construction, Strada Education, Talend, Alfa Insurance. Recent recognition: National ADDY Best in Show for Tear The Paper Ceiling (Opportunity @ Work: 128M LinkedIn impressions, 850K visits, 10,000 STARs pledges). Tomb Raider Survivor Pass website (715K active users, 23K registrations, 82% CRO lift in ten months). Inc. 5000 three consecutive years (2020, 2021, 2022). Inc. Best Workplaces 2020. AdAge Best Place to Work. Baton Rouge Business Report Best Places to Work, #1 Small Business. Featured in Webflow's Generation No-Code documentary series. Practice areas: brand strategy and rebranding, Webflow Enterprise development, integrated marketing campaigns, experience strategy, customer journey audits, answer engine optimization, and film and video production through in-house studio Aisle3.tv. Engagements span the United States, Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. Create your uncommon future. hello@threesixtyeight.com · (225) 615-8443

Website
http://threesixtyeight.com
Industry
Advertising Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Type
Partnership
Founded
2016
Specialties
Brand Strategy, Rebranding, Webflow Enterprise development\, Webflow CMS architecture, Web design and development, Answer Engine Optimization, Generative Engine Optimization, Integrated marketing campaigns, Creative direction, Experience strategy, Customer journey audits, Messaging architecture, B2B brand strategy, Fortune 500 creative services, Higher education marketing, Healthcare marketing, Sports and entertainment branding, Government and public sector marketing, Film and video production, and B Corp marketing services

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  • Google went from being a traffic router to being an answer engine.

    Google just announced that the era of the “ten blue links” is officially over. This means that most websites were built for a version of the internet that no longer exists. Google just went from being a traffic router to being an answer engine. It's safe to expect traffic numbers to many websites to fall, but there's no need to panic. In fact, there's good news. For years, a huge chunk of your website traffic included people who didn't really need to be there. They were just looking for a quick answer and likely didn't have any buyer intent. That traffic may have looked good in a dashboard, but it didn't drive your business. Now that AI is handling those surface-level questions before anyone clicks, it means the people who DO land on your site chose to be there. Here are a two things you can be thinking/doing to make the most of this moment: 1. Optimize for conversion. Your traffic numbers will drop. Your traffic quality won't. The casual Googlers get filtered out by AI Overviews. The ones clicking through have intent. They want depth, they want YOU specifically, or they're ready to act. Have you optimized your site for these visitors? 2. Invest in your brand as a traffic strategy. When AI sits between the search and the click, the brands people know by name win. If someone searches your brand name, a specific person's opinion, a case study, a unique tool, or something where they want the full depth, AI can summarize it, but the reader still wants the real thing, so they will click through to get it. https://lnkd.in/eAvzFP8a

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  • "Instead of the waterfall approach where we would have design and then development, the two processes were happening together at the same time... and it made the whole experience more fun and collaborative." Our Senior Design Engineer and resident Webflow expert Timothy Ricks walks through how we are using AI to collapse the traditional design-then-develop process to spin up concepts and test ideas in real time. It's an imperfect process, but the speed of iteration is changing everything about how we think about websites as brand experiences. Watch the full walkthrough. 👇

  • Join Michael D. Soileau, CEO of LFT Fiber, and Jeremy Beyt, CEO of ThreeSixtyEight, this Friday morning for a coffee chat about Michael’s return to Acadiana, rebranding of LFT Fiber, and engagement with his local community. 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://lnkd.in/gpGY3icw

    Returning home to lead, a big rebrand, and how to tap into local community

    Returning home to lead, a big rebrand, and how to tap into local community

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  • Here's how we achieved an 82% registration conversion on the Tomb Raider website (more than double the industry average). People do not commit to things they have not yet invested in. That is why registration pages usually convert poorly. You are asking for a yes before you have given anyone a reason to care. The fix is to build a little momentum first. Give something useful, fun, or interesting up front. Let people explore, earn, learn, or play before the ask shows up. By the time you invite them to commit, they are already in motion. We rebuilt the Society of Raiders for Tomb Raider this way. The old create-an-account page became an interactive experience full of puzzles and rewards. The same principle works for a SaaS demo, an ecommerce signup, a newsletter, a quote request... anything. Figure out what moves your customer forward, hand it to them first, and let the commitment feel like the next natural step. If your site still asks for the big yes on the first interaction, you are leaving conversion on the table. Crystal Dynamics

  • AI is changing how people move through the web. Less browsing. More asking. By the time someone lands on your site, they already know what they want. That's a lesson for anyone thinking about Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) today. The old playbook was about capturing attention. Bigger headlines, flashier hero sections, more tests on the homepage. The new playbook is about respecting it. People didn't come to wander. They came to get an answer. So the brands that win this next era will be the ones who listen first, then get out of the way. Clear messaging. Fast pages. An obvious path to what the visitor actually came for.

  • LFT + TSE ❤️

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    The room erupted in applause when we premiered this video at the LFT Fiber Powered by Connectivity Summit last Thursday. Since posting it, it’s quickly become one of the most liked and shared videos we’ve ever released. Why? Yes—the visuals are striking. Yes—the production by ThreeSixtyEight is exceptional. But there is more here. This video resonates because it tells a deeper story—one that belongs to Acadiana. A region proud of its culture. Proud of what it has built. And unwilling to wait for someone else to decide its future. When large, national providers chose not to invest here, this community didn’t settle. It stepped forward. It said yes. It built something of its own. LFT Fiber is the result of that decision. Business in Lafayette runs on one of the fastest networks in the entire nation. This isn’t just a brand video. It’s a reminder of what’s possible when a community decides to build for itself. No one connects like we do.

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