Graphic Design: Visuals that Inspire

Make them say “Wow, it looks great, and is easy to understand.” We like to view projects from your audience’s prospective, make it look and feel like your company, while appealing to your target audience.

For over 20 years we have provided paramount graphic design services to clients all over the world. | Read More

Web Design: Sites that Work with You

Your Web site should be an effective communication tool. We develop solutions that empower you to tell the world who you are, and listen to your customers. You should be able to control it, and it should move with the times.

Our company has built it’s reputation on quality web site design at an affordable price. | Learn More

Creating iPhone Sites for Credit Unions

We recently created iPhone specific sites for two of Oklahoma City’s largest credit unions, Tinker Federal Credit Union and Weokie Credit Union. Both offer members a refined web experience that is easy to navigate. The simplified version has exactly the information you need to get to quickly, with links to larger areas of their standard sites.

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Looking for a Designer with Skills to Amaze

August 5, 2010 in Job Opportunity Leave a reply

We’re a small group of creative, sometimes wacky, sometimes intense, graphic designer-marketers looking for another talented designer-marketer to increase the size of our proverbial snowball.

If you are versatile and approach your work with gusto, bravado, and a desire to continually grow as an artist and marketer, then you could be perfect. And you shouldn’t take yourself too seriously, either, but you should always take a client seriously, unless the client’s making a joke, because then seriousness would not be appropriate.

While we’d love to hire you on the sole merits of niceness and likability, we can’t. >> Learn More>>

Assumptions & Advertising Don’t Mix

March 10, 2010 in Marketing, Our Blog 1 Comment

Four things to consider when developing your advertising campaign

Some expensive “clever” advertising campaigns loose their effectiveness because of one major flaw… assumption. Leave out the focus of your message, or how easily your message is understood, and watch your advertising go virtually unnoticed.

One: Clarity

Don’t assume your message is clear. Just because your marketing team understands it and your advertising agency understands it, doesn’t mean your audience will. Ad agencies have a tendency to design what they like vs. what your audience wants, then sell it to you very persuasively.

Two: Catch Phrases

Don’t assume your catch phrases are understood. Internally your employees get to learn these, externally your audience learns them over time. Catch phrases can divide your audience, so if you use them, use them intentionally.

Three: Previous Messages

Don’t assume your previous message has been listened to. An ad campaign that builds from a previous ad needs to be clear to a first timer.

Four: Data

Don’t assume your marketing survey data is reliable. People typically answer surveys with what sounds good as an answer to the question. Example; Nobody would say “Yes I would love to pay $3 for a cup of coffee” on a survey, but millions of people love Starbucks. Always ask a few unbiased people that represent your audience what they think face to face. Get them to throw stones by asking them what they think is wrong and what they would do differently.

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