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corporate identity, stylebooks

Question What's the simplest way to build trust?

Answer Make every communication count by using consistency and continuity in design to build trust, credibility and customer loyalty.

 

New York Air Brake Style Book

signage, exhibits, tradeshows

Question Do your displays communicate or just take up space?

Answer Build more awareness with less when you use humorous or intriguing designs outdoors, at the point-of-sale, or on the trade show floor.

Community Arts Partnership

websites

Question How can your website make you money?

Answer Use traffic analysis of what works on your website to make online interaction easy - give site visitors a reason to respond, then make it convenient and safe to transact business / buy products online.

 

LPGA Corning Classic websitemagnifying glass

This SMS TV commercial brought the west to life for potential visitors to the Rockwell Museum of Western Art.

direct marketing

Question How can you maximize the impact of limited resources?

Answer Create PDQ (pretty darn qualified) lists of the people most likely to buy – we'll gather information on your buyers from every mailing, online promotion, trade show or sales effort that you do.

 

Bank of Castile Direct Mailer

tv, radio, video, multi-media production

Question How can you capture attention in the clutter of competing messages?

Answer Tell a story to stand out from the crowd – engage your audience's emotions with a compelling tale focused on a single, powerful main idea.

 

copywriting

Question Want more sales, more customers, better employee morale and more free time?

Answer Tell us what matters most to the business audiences you want to reach and we'll create powerful word pictures that influence behavior.

 

New York Air Brake Newslettersmagnifying glass

New York Air Brake employees are rewarded by recognition at work and at home via this newsletter produced to educate and entertain employees and their families living and working around the world.

graphic design

Question How do you want people to feel about your organization?

Answer Graphics is a language – learn how we use visual elements to control perceptions about your brand's quality and promise.

 

2009 Finger Lakes Wine Country Travel Guide

advertising

Question Where's PAPA?

Answer Find PAPA in every ad we produce because we've proven that when ads –
P
romise a benefit, Amplify the benefit, Prove the benefit, and Ask for action –
you get results.

Women Only Weekends ad

The BIG idea "Personally Yours" helped build a culture, through training, incentives, new products and advertising, that differentiates the credit union from other financial institutions as part of what makes this well-branded organization tick.

the BIG idea

Question What marketing concept will put you miles ahead of your competition?

Answer Take advantage of the fact that big ideas get attention. Big ideas are
remembered. Big ideas influence opinion. Big ideas sell.

 

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the BIG ideaadvertisinggraphic designcopywritingTV, radio, video, multimedia productiondirect marketingwebsitessignage, exhibits and tradeshowscorporate identity

magnifying glassThis ad promises that you'll be recharged and refreshed by spas, museums, and winery tours, and offers proof by playing to an "existing belief" that time passes quickly with old friends and asks the reader to visit WomensOnlyWeekend.com.

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See how the selection and composition of photographs and artwork engage readers in the likihood of a fun, informal but compelling experience.

This personalized 3/D mailer offered busy executives a personalized website they could visit at their leisure, which lowered risk, raised questions, opened doors and closed sales for the Bank of Castile.

The LPGA Corning Classic wanted a website that would sell golf-related merchandise, tickets to the golf tournament, as well as help volunteer's access information and we knew just how to make it happen.

For Cayuga Arts Partnership, this billboard attracted the attention of passers-by who were likely to buy tickets to theater, art shows, concerts, and sporting events, as well as generating buzz among new audiences.

New York Air Brake's corporate identity is designed to position the train-handling systems supplier as an innovative, high-quality railroad industry leader and global competitor.