From 2.8★ to 4.9★
A multi-year strategic alliance with Diamondbrite (Jewelultra Ltd) — turning a quiet reputation into one of the best-rated names in UK vehicle care, and building the ecommerce, brand and marketing engine behind it.

One of the UK’s leading names in vehicle care
Diamondbrite, from parent company Jewelultra Ltd, is one of the UK’s leading names in vehicle care and paint protection — trusted by dealerships, detailers and drivers for decades.
What began as creative support has evolved into a true strategic alliance. We don’t act like an agency — we act like part of the team, and Diamondbrite’s wins are our wins.
A respected product line that the numbers didn’t reflect
A reputation stuck in neutral
Just 4 Google reviews at a 2.8★ average in 2022 — nowhere near the trust the products had earned in the real world.
Expensive product imagery
Traditional photography for a growing catalogue was slow and costly, holding back store updates and campaigns.
An ecommerce experience to modernise
The online store needed loyalty, automation and a smoother journey to keep pace with the brand’s ambition.
Marketing without a system
Great products, but no joined-up engine turning attention into reviews, repeat sales and long-term loyalty.
Behave like part of the team — then build the growth engine
Automate reputation
An automated review-invitation system with a thank-you discount after every purchase — and a personalised reply to every review.
Elevate the brand
A modern brand website, event & POS design, chrome-effect labels and photo-realistic 3D renders that replace costly photography.
Rebuild ecommerce
Loyalty & rewards, DHL fulfilment automation, an AI chatbot and a dynamic store with seasonal, real-time promotions.
Run full-funnel marketing
Email journeys, social strategy & content, SEO-rich YouTube and Google & Facebook Ads — all measured and tuned.
A complete brand, store and marketing engine — run as one
Automated review engine
Every purchase triggers a review invitation with a thank-you discount — taking Diamondbrite from 4 reviews to 422+, each with a personalised reply that compounds SEO and trust.
Ecommerce that performs
A points & rewards loyalty scheme, DHL fulfilment automation, a TreeNation sustainability partnership and an AI chatbot that saves hours of office time every week.
A modern brand identity
A dedicated brand website with ongoing optimisation, event & POS design, chrome-effect Graphene labels and new training certificates.
Photo-realistic 3D renders
Product renders that saved thousands in photography costs — crisp, consistent imagery ready for store, ads and print, on demand.
Full-funnel marketing
Email campaigns with measurable sales impact, welcome journeys with coupons, social strategy & content, SEO-rich YouTube and Google & Facebook Ads.
Product identity, led by us
Boost! independently created the NanoCeramic logo for the Advanced Ceramic line — now adopted across all Diamondbrite packaging and marketing.
A dynamic, seasonal online store
Photo-realistic product renders
Event & POS brand presenceA brand in full orbit — measured in reviews, sales and time saved
Reputation & SEO
- From 4 reviews at 2.8★ to 422+ at 4.9★ — among the best in the industry.
- Automated invitations with a thank-you discount after every purchase.
- A personalised reply to every review, compounding SEO visibility and trust.
Ecommerce & automation
- Points & rewards loyalty scheme driving repeat purchases.
- DHL fulfilment automation and an AI chatbot saving hours every week.
- Dynamic store with seasonal promotions and real-time updates.
Brand & marketing
- Chrome-effect Graphene labels, event/POS design and 3D renders.
- Email journeys, social content and SEO-rich YouTube optimisation.
- Google & Facebook Ads management with measurable sales impact.
We don’t act like an agency — we act like part of the team. Diamondbrite’s wins are our wins: a stronger brand, stronger sales, and a stronger future.
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