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Image Is Everything. Avoid Stock Photography at All Costs. Although it seems like a great cost-effective solution to high-quality image needs, stock (or royalty-free) imagery denigrates your marketing message, dilutes your brand, and can be very expensive.
One Ad, Multiple Products, One Brand How do you develop a marketing campaign that promotes several different products while building corporate brand identity? In designing the campaign, Tippingpoint Labs decided to meet the challenge through a visual and emotive advertisement run in several targeted magazines.
Targeted Campaign Promotes Camp Connelly Don Connelly wanted to build buzz in the industry for his new website. He already had a following through his work with Putnam, Edward Jones, and AG Edwards, but he wanted to reach out to advisors from other firms.
TomTom Appeals to the ‘Trysumer’ Appealing to ‘trysumers’ is more important than ever, and TomTom’s Driving Experience focuses specifically on these consumers, inviting them to try the product online.
DYMAX Product Launch Defies Brand Confusion
Establishing the VBrick Brand Hierarchy
Retaining Equity with Aluma Rebranding
Web 2.0 Aesthetic Pervades VBrickTV
Fence Wrap Targets Daily Drivers for Legacy Place
Avoid Stock Photography At All Costs.
Dissect Your Cut Sheets - They’ll Be More Effective
The Anatomy of a Good Online Call To Action
The Great Debate: Sales vs. Marketing
How Much Should You Be Spending on Marketing?
Nick Jamieson Rises Up
‘Contentment’ Campaign Launches at Legacy Place
Time Lapse Camera Installed: 13 Months To Go