Case Study: Atlas High Purity Water
A content-rich rebuild positioning a Boston-area filtration firm as the experts
Industrial & Manufacturing
A content-rich rebuild positioning a Boston-area filtration firm as the experts
As one of several water filtration companies that is owned by the East Range Group, Atlas High Purity Water focuses on delivering the highly specialized water filtration processes and equipment. Based in the Boston, Massachusetts area, they service numerous mission-critical industries including healthcare, biotechnology, electronics, and academic research.




The original Atlas High Purity Water website provided a decent overview of what the company offered. However, it didn’t really showcase Atlas as the experts that they are in their field.
Information was sparse and none of the subpages contained any calls to action to entice visitors to take the next step in their sales funnel.






The team at Leaf were outstanding. We were lucky to find such a professional group to assist us in revamping our digital presence.




More than just an improvement in visual appeal, the new Atlas website incorporates design elements that hint at their industry, their city, and the areas they service. By adding a new orange accent colour to their brand palette, the new website can now call more attention to critical items.
The old website was very paragraph-heavy which led to high bounce rates. We worked with Atlas to reformat their information into smaller content segments. Along with the use of headings, subheadings, and bullet points, this approach makes content more easily read by prospective visitors.
To help Atlas publish their recent knowledge and findings, a new Resources section was incorporated into the website. Articles are posted on a regular basis to keep prospective customers informed of recent technological advancement. Additionally, this effort helps with search engine optimization (SEO) efforts, driving traffic to generate relevant leads.

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