it pays to (social) networkJuly 20, 2009

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You may love it, you may hate it or you may be one of the few people left in the world that have yet to discover it. Whatever your opinion, the fact remains that Twitter is big news and for some… big business!

We set up our Twitter account almost 12 months ago now, and until recently we’d been using it to convey a sense of the our personality to the outside world (and boost our egos!). However, just under a month ago we spotted a tweet calling for help with the design of a logo! Our brands stand out from the crowd and we had nothing to lose, so we showed our interest.

Needless to say that we won the project and after a few frantic hours of design, we presented a logo that fitted the brief perfectly. One great logo, one happy client and 2 happy chappies at Creative62… not bad for a FREE networking tool hey!

Can your business afford to ignore a FREE networking tool that leaves you completely in control?

VIDEO INTELLIGENCE: BRAND CREATIONJuly 10, 2009

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Getting the best out of a budget is something we have always focused on. Sometimes it’s simple advice, on other occasions it’s the way we design or print the finished materials. The first stage marketing campaign for Video Intelligence consisted of a media campaign, a small introductory mailer and a overview brochure. Each of the elements used a limited budget so it was essential they either supported the marketing process or resulted in customer calls.

The layout of the brochure above, consisting of company information, images and supportive client feedback, isn’t like a corporate overview, it’s a little lighter, a mix between brochure and newsletter. This allows the reader to select different parts as he or she wishes. If the reader is a real potential client, the brochure subtly encourages them to find out more by getting in touch.

So far the results have been very positive with the media campaign supplying a number of significant leads.

CONCORDIA YOUTH THEATRE: THE LIKES OF US PROGRAMMEJuly 10, 2009

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When a brief has words like ‘Victorian London’, ‘homeless children’ and ‘musical’ in it you know that you are going to have to work very hard to avoid the usual clich√©s and not deliver just another Oliver Twist rip-off!

Our design for the Concordia Youth Theatre this year focused on mixing a modern layout and text styles with period photography. The Theatre ran a competition in the local press to search for the stars of the programme and c62 were heavily involved with the art direction and styling to ensure that the final layout came together perfectly.

You can learn more about the Concordia Youth Theatre here.