Cyclevox Launches New Website

Cyclevox, the commentary, PR and production company, has launched a new website to give clients and potential clients a clear and interactive place to view its range of services. Established at the end of 2007, the company has consistently grown and placed itself firmly in the heart of the cycling industry, gaining a reputation for innovative delivery of services to their clients.

 

The new website clearly identifies the commentary, PR and production services the company has developed over the last 4 years. It demonstrates the way in which is uses social media for clients, and gives visitors links to its Vimeo and Youtube channels where many of their productions can be viewed. Cyclevox acts as a commentary agency for the likes of Magnus Backstedt and Dan Jarvis. Furthermore, it handles the PR campaigns for companies and events such as Cyclescheme, Seven Cycles, Cycletta and Marie Curie Cancer Care Etape Series events. In the last year, the Cyclevox production business has made over 20 television programmes for Sky, Eurosport and ITV4, featuring events such as the British Cycling Premier Calendar, The London-Paris, and more recently, The Revolution Series.

 

Anthony McCrossan of Cyclevox has said, “We are extremely pleased with the website re-design and I would like to thank Nat Burch of ThirtyTwoTrees for her great creative work. We wanted to bring a fresh, contemporary look to the site so that we could give visitors a clear view of the business we have developed over the last 4 years. We have enjoyed working with our colleagues in the cycling industry, and are proud of the work our team have done to bring so many projects to fruition. There is more cycling on television than ever today and we are excited to have played a part in that. We enjoy working closely with events such as Etape Pennines to run their PR campaigns and our commentators are being called on more and more. 2012 is a ‘year of sport’ in Britain and we are excited to be part of the cycling world at such an inspiring time.”