The Five W’s of Current Customer Marketing
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Thoughts
The Most Overlooked Part of Your Marketing Budget
Most marketing budgets are based on the previous year with few changes. It’s time to give things a fresh look, particularly who you are targeting.
read moreWhy Hire a Facilitator?
Awkward ice breakers and overzealous jargon are just a few characteristics of a bad facilitator. Find out how to find the right facilitator, why you need one, and what to avoid.
read moreHolistic Vs. Fragmented Branding
If I had to sum it up in a few words, a holistic brand is the combination of strong messaging with memorable visuals. When I think of a holistic brand, I immediately turn to Old Bay – a simple seasoning that brings people together with an iconic yellow and blue tin.
read moreBring on the Snark
Happy Snarksgiving! It’s that time of year again at Adashmore Creative for reflection, thanksgiving and of course some snark. We are thankful for yet another year that we did not contribute to these marketing faux pas.
read moreWe Don’t Work in Your Industry: Why That’s a Good Thing
Unlike other agencies, Adashmore Creative doesn’t focus on one industry or niche. No matter who you are, you still need to understand your business from all angles to benefit from marketing. Here are a few of the reasons why it’s good to hire an agency that doesn’t work in your industry.
read moreFive Reasons Marketing and Public Relations Need Each Other
Marketing and public relations are two important pieces of any communication plan. Do you know how the two work together?
read more5 Things You Can Do While Waiting for a Full Rebrand
Not everyone is ready for a rebrand, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make improvements. Learn some steps you can take before getting started.
read moreHow to Know if A Brand Bible is Right for Your Organization
What is a brand bible? From typography & logo usage to what makes your organization tick, a brand bible can answer many questions about your brand. Will a brand bible benefit you?
read moreManaging the Unavoidable: Design By Committee
We’ve been there. Working on a project with so many people involved, the process turns out to be anything but what was planned. But while design by committee is unavoidable, it is manageable.
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