A local Opera theater needed inexpensive ways to create interest in their theater as well as products they could sell in their lobby store. A few of the items we developed for them were luggage tags‚ pens‚ a series of fold over cards and mini buttons each with different instruments. These items were both inexpensive and classic, giving an authoritative marketing presence that spoke to the quality of their opera house.

The campaign was so successful that other operas took notice of this campaign and had us develop products for their opera houses as well.

An accounting firm wanted to celebrate the value of their CPA's so we created two products for them.  We wanted the products to be simple and effective, so we chose both an image of the "Thinking Man" and a high contrast image of a man in the rain sheltered from taxes.

The "thinking man" poster was given to all the accountants to demonstrate their high value to clients. As the thinking man represents the intellectual agility and strength of their accountants, the message of "Next time I think, I'll use Seidman & Seidman" locks in an image of intelligence and determination.

A coffee coaster with a right-on design was given to clients. The image of the man sheltered from the storm of taxes is a good reminder of the ability of their tax service to help it's clients in avoiding the storm of taxes in their own businesses.

When a corporation wanted to thank employees for giving to the United way‚ We
designed a yearly logo that tied in an appropriate thank you with each gift. We used luggage tags with the "Caring Is My Bag!" message, tieing in both the message of carrying with the ideas that these tags could be used on their bags or luggage.

We also developed pinback buttons with the same "100 years of love" message to continue the theme.

Lastly, we produced a series of tape measures with "An extra measure of Love" and the accompanying logo to round out the thank you gifts with a gift that was both practical and appropriate.

A hotel chain contacted us about providing great recognition products for their employees. As anyone could just give an award out of a catalog, they wanted us to go the extra mile to custom develop awards and recognition items that stood out.

For the hotel managers, we created a classic slate plaque with an image of their hotel screened onto the bottom. These hung in the manager's office and everyone who saw them was stunned.

For other employees, we developed several quality-process themed mugs and drink coasters. These carried the hotel's name and quality message and were a big hit with the staff.

A manufacturing company needed a way to celebrate their 100‚000‚000th carburator. We designed a global logo with an appropriate message and had it die struck into metal. We then used the die struck pieces for very high quality key chains and embedded others into Lucite pyramids.

Because the die-struck emblem was used throughout the marketing campaign, anyone who say the pieces could easily identify that they were part of the same series.