At Brandloft, we recently addressed some widely diverse, yet immensely challenging, assignments. What did it take? Strategic insight, conceptual thinking – both in and out of the box, literally – and a little bit of creative juice.
How Brandloft helped loft a new satellite.
The launch of SES AMERICOM's newest satellite, AMC-21, was an occasion to celebrate, particularly with one special audience – Oil & Gas companies that need to stay connected with their remote locations.
Read more.
How to give a small beverage company
more juice.
Liberty Imports was a small company with a big idea: import several lines of exotic and refreshing beverages from Brazil and market them in the US under the brand name Brazil Gourmet –
a daunting task, indeed! Read more.
Turning Young Minds into Sponges.
When Maritime Aquarium asked Brandloft to create a campaign for their new SpongeBob SquarePants 4-D ride and accompanying exhibit, it became apparent that the best way to reach its target would be children's Cable TV. The problem: how to make a TV commercial on a "local" budget stand up and flourish against much larger budget spots from national advertisers? Read more.
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How Brandloft helped loft a new satellite.
How to give a small beverage company some juice.
Turning Young Minds into Sponges.
Discovering the Brand Identity that Helped Two Banks Bond.
Brandloft helps iUniverse give Publishing a Facelift.
What Does an Elephant have to do with a Golf Club?
Repositioning Existing Services into a
New
Dynamic Brand.
Building a 29-year-old domestic event into a global brand.
Leveraging the Point of Difference in a “White Label” Service.
