brand spaces
Every company has a story to tell. Your workspace is not just a lobby and hallways, it is an opportunity to communicate key messages to clients and employees in a dynamic, unforgettable way. A focused message differentiates you from your competition, creates a lasting first impression, and dramatically increases brand awareness. Convey who you are, what you do, and how you do it uniquely.
Below, we invite you to see our work and how we think. Browse our brand spaces gallery. Read case studies for clarity and insight on how we make clients heroes. Then, check out our latest research and commentary on brand spaces.
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What path do your customers walk?
By Teresa Drozak – Wednesday, August 27, 2008
What kind of first impression does your space make when a customer visits your organization for the first time? Every second is valuable in making an impact - from the time they arrive to when they walk out your door. Think about the first time you walked into Starbuck’s… you smelled the coffee aroma, you […]
Brand Your Office: From Small Business to New Business
By Amanda Van Noort – Monday, July 21, 2008
A hair stylist helps small businesses succeed?
It seems as though even daytime television now understands the importance of appearance and branding. I recently stumbled upon a new TV series called “Peter Perfect” on the Style network where a British hair stylist comes into small business to help them give their business a face-lift.
I was intrigued while watching […]
Marketing Trends: Brand Spaces
By Amanda Van Noort – Friday, June 13, 2008
Use Your Space As A Marketing Tool
Is it a trend if it’s here to stay?
Pop-up stores, brand spaces, lobby makeovers, and all of these new “trendy” words in the marketing industry seem like a great idea, but are they here today and gone with tomorrow’s next phenomenon? It looks like they are here to stay. A branded […]
Internal Branding, Changing Attitudes
By Todd Cyphers – Thursday, May 22, 2008
MORE THAN DECORATING YOUR OFFICE:
Internal branding promotes a positive work environment.
I recently finished reading Tony Dungy’s book Quiet Strength which chronicles his path to becoming head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaners. One of his first and most important tasks he had was to change the players’ attitudes. Tampa Bay had not been successful in several years and the players’ […]