INDEX GREETINGS FROM VERB!
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About
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Client List
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Memberships & associations
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SERVICES
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Planning
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Brand identity
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Multicultural marketing
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Tradeshow/special events
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Copywriting
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CASE STUDIES
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Mede-care
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United Nation’s Multilateral fund
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Whole Office
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CABJ
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Eatwell´s Cookies
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PORTFOLIO
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Healthscreen
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Igloo Vikski
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Cura
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ByteSize Solutions
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Eatwell´s Cookies
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The Cocoa House
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Mede-care
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Dentoplan
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Logotype samples
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Web design samples
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Print samples
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MARKETING SHOULD HAVE INTENT, PURPOSE AND DIRECTION. MARKETING 速 SHOULD BE A VERB
GREETINGS FROM VERB! I would also like to take this time to formally introduce you to Verb Strategy & Creative. We are a marketing management agency, specializing in providing strategic, measurable and creative solutions to your communications issues. It might be as simple as rewriting copy for an ad or updating tradeshow signage to reflect a new logo.
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We specialize in building brands for companies across the country and provide a range of strategic and creative services including: Marketing/Branding Strategies Branding, Corporate Identity/Logo
It could be as in-depth as a new marketing and advertising strategy, a completely new brand, or a PR blitz to make everyone aware of who you are and how you are changing the world. No matter what your goals are, our focus is on helping you achieve them.
Online Advertising
As your integrated marketing communications provider, we function as an extension of your business. We strive to understand all facets of your business, from your objectives and client base to the state of the industry and how you fare against the competition. We want to go the extra mile, to give you that spark, that idea that ignites passion in your product or service and—most importantly—ignites that same passion in your customers.
Exhibit Design & Training
Direct Marketing Copywriting Website Design & development Graphic Design Multi-Cultural Marketing
Our approach will always be professional, transparent, results-driven and specific to you. And our work will be guided by a simple rule: to be Insightful, creative and effective. We would love to learn more about your business and communications needs. Contact Verb Strategy & Creative today, and let us be part of your team! Sincerely, Dean G. Lloyd Principal Verb Strategy & Creative
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ABOUT Since the firm’s inception in 2001 our goal has remained the same: to show measurable return on brand investment to our clients. Verb Strategy & Creative is a client first agency. We will listen to your needs, we will work as your marketing partner and we will always stand behind our work. Our role is to help you “Champion” your brand- ensuring that your promise (brand) extends not only to your marketplace, but also within your organization.
THREE DIMENSIONAL BRANDING®
David Ogilvy said years ago about advertising that “It isn’t creative, if it doesn’t sell”. This statement has become our battle cry in our growth as an agency. Our every effort is in providing measurable client solutions that offer maximum return on investment.
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Our Three Dimensional Branding Approach Verb Strategy & Creative is a brand-building agency. Our brand building process is not a cookie-cutter one-size-fitsall approach. Before we ever try to solve your marketing issue, we listen. We examine each and every one of your needs, objectives and goals and develop an understanding of your industry, strategy and mission. We review your communications, messaging and positioning in the industry, and even consider how you go to market. This process results in the development of a customized solution built with your firm’s goals in mind. We understand brand, and our goal is to ensure that our efforts positively impact your company’s bottom line. Verb Strategy & Creative’s Three Dimensional Branding approach is founded on two very important elements: Integrated marketing communications and the importance of a constant advertising message at every point of contact with a consumer in order to reach its full potential. The brand itself, the heart and soul of your company, your promise to your consumers, and your ability to meet that promise that separates you from the competition.
WHY VERB? Verb Strategy & Creative relies on a rigorous, research-based methodology to help clients design powerful and measurable marketing strategies and programs. Experience Results-Based Planning 3-Dimensional Branding Perspective A verb is perhaps the most important part of the sentence. A verb has intent. It has purpose. It isn’t ambiguous, it is not an accident. Your marketing should be the same. We strongly believe that an advertising, sales, branding or communications initiative should accomplish something more than draining a client’s budget. It should work. It should accomplish the objectives set for it. It should be a verb.
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Access Capital Corp. Automotive Training Solutions Aurora Scientific Inc. Bytesize Solutions Inc. Cansec Systems Canchilla Associates Canadian Truck & Reefer Creations Cheftech Edan Employment Envirotech Office Solutions Inc. Health Canada Healthscreen Insurance Claims Collaborative Joe & Jans Charter & Tours JTC Security Inc. Liburdi Engineering Mede-care Healthcare Solutions Inc. Measurements International Inc. Eatwell’s Cookies Sickle Cell Association of Ontario Scintrex Ltd. Tadaa Wireless Inc. Touchwood Custom Homes Inc. Tecmotive Inc. Canadian Ass. of Black Journalists
Independent Power Finance Corporate Training Physiology/ Engineering IT Biometrics/ Engineering Fur Brokerage Containers Shipping Hospitality Executive Placement Office furnishings Health Ministry Software/ Healthcare Insurance Travel Security Welding/ Engineering Software/ Healthcare Metrology/ Engineering Snack Food Product Healthcare Geophysics/ Engineering Wireless Communications Custom Home Builder Military Supplier Trade Association
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MEMBERSHIPS & ASSOCIATIONS We are members of the following associations:
AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION
RGD ONTARIO
CORNUCOPIA
The Association of Registered Graphic Designers of Ontario (RGD Ontario) represents more than 3,000 graphic designers, managers, educators and students across Ontario. The Association’s mandate is to serve the best interests of both the graphic design industry and the public: Establish, promote and regulate standards of knowledge, skill and ethics for graphic designers in Ontario.
The Association of Multicultural Marketing & Communications Professionals is a national, not-for-profit association dedicated to serving the interests of marketing and communications professionals whose backgrounds are culturally diverse and who seek an understanding of the growing significance of a multi-cultural society’s impact on the advertising & marketing community.
The American Marketing Association (AMA) is the largest marketing association in North America. It is a professional association for individuals and organizations involved in the practice, teaching and study of marketing worldwide. It is also the source that marketers turn to every day for information/ resources, education/ training and professional networking. AMA members are connected to a network of experienced marketers nearly 40,000 strong and include leading marketing academics, researchers and practitioners from every industry.
AIGA
BRANDCHANNEL
NIELSEN
The professional association for design, stimulates thinking about design, demonstrates the value of design and empowers the success of designers at each stage of their careers. AIGA’s mission is to advance designing as a professional craft, strategic tool and vital cultural force. Founded in 1914, AIGA remains the oldest and largest professional membership organization for design, and is a nonprofit, educational institution.
Brandchannel.com is committed to providing a global perspective on brands. Challenging viewers to think further about the important issues that are affecting brands now and in the future. Brandchannel.com is unique from other branding-related websites in that it is global in scope, offers original branding content, has an independent, unique voice. While not a member driven organization, we do subscribe to and contribute to the content offered by this site.
As a global leader in measurement and information, Nielsen provides clients the most complete understanding of what consumers watch and buy which is key to making the right decisions -- decisions that can lead to profitable growth. Whether our clients are in media, consumer packaged goods, telecom or advertising, Nielsen’s expansive data and measurement capabilities provide market context and confidence through their long history of innovation and integrity.
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SERVICES Our services revolve around our Three Dimensional Branding model and are meant to support the development your brand. For example, it still surprises us how many companies run advertisements or build websites, independent of their overall marketing strategy and without any true objectives. By employing our Three Dimensional Branding strategy, we ensure that your corporate marketing achieves its primary objective, all the while building on the brands equity while increasing brand´s loyalty.
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PLANNING This isn’t new; you’ve heard it before—If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. Without marketing planning there’s no way to know if your marketing is effective. Essentially there is no way to know if your marketing is a Verb.
A Verb marketing plan is a thorough strategic document that is written with intent to:
An unfortunate reality is that far too many companies take short cuts in their business planning and fail to take many of the necessary and critical steps to ensure their businesses success.
Identify your products and services, prices and the profit margins of each
A marketing plan should be looked upon as a route map, which will help you achieve your business objectives. We all may know where we want to go but we need a plan to ensure that we get there and we also need a few reminders along the way. Verb Strategy & Creative works with each client to develop formal marketing plans, from the vision to the mission to the goals to the corporate objectives of the organization, then down to the individual action plans for each part of the marketing program, including details about our client’s unique selling proposition, pricing strategy, the sales and distribution plan and plans for advertising and promotions.
Define the objectives and priorities of your business
Determine your placement, market position, industry and competition Generate a unique selling proposition Identify the ideal customer profile and how to locate such customers Plan optimal promotional strategies and tactics Identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats Determine the optimal marketing budget Estimate the marketing return on investment (ROI) Evaluate the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns
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BRAND IDENTITY The American Marketing Association (AMA) defines a brand as a “name, term, sign, symbol or design, or a combination of them intended to identify the goods and services of one seller or group of sellers and to differentiate them from those of other sellers”. This definition is technically correct—yet absolutely lacking. At Verb Strategy & Creative we approach branding as an exercise that begins by Identifying some unique and distinct quality inherant to your product or service. And in those instances where we find ourselves in a commodity-type situation, we work closely with our clients to create /identify differentiation—a process that we refer to as “Brand-Aid”.
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Once the heavy lifting is done, we proceed to develop a branding strategy that effectively communicates the brand´s competitive advantage to the market. A good brand will: Deliver a clear message Establish credibility Create an emotional connection with prospects
A strong brand is invaluable as the battle for customers intensifies day by day. It’s important to spend time investing in researching, defining, and building your brand. After all your brand is the source of a promise to your consumer. It’s a foundational piece in your marketing communication and one you do not want to be without. True Story We once held a 1-question survey with a cross section of the employees of a high-tech manufacturer, asking simply, “What in their opinion did their firm do?” Believe it or not, according to the CEO, 50% of the responses were “way” wrong and the remaining 50% were varying degrees of wrong. Our Definitions Brand: Is the Promise of An Experience Branding: Is the identification of, or the creation of, and then exploitation of, sustainable competitive advantage. See a selection of the brand identity work that we’ve done on pages #21-33 , or visit our website at; www.verbiage.ca/portfolio
Motivate buyers Strengthen customer loyalty
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MULTICULTURAL MARKETING A strategy-driven marketing firm, Verb is aware of the need to communicate effectively with every type of audience, especially the various ethnic communities represented across the country. Multicultural copywriting & design requires specialized skills and a keen awareness of what appeals to whom, when and where. We have the expertise to identify the individual needs that exist within different ethnic groups and establish a unique connection for your brand in a way that resonates with each of them. With a blend of the right messages and media designed around your brand’s core corporate identity, we help you engage with this special audience and strengthen connections. TD Canada Trust, Bell Canada and Johnnie Walker Whisky are a few of the many clients whom we help build long-term relationships with their multicultural audiences. You may preview some of our multicultural work at our website; www.verbiage.ca/multicultural, or contact us to learn how we can help to position your brand in the most relevant manner possible to Canada’s emerging communities.
In our pursuit of excellence in the area of multicultural marketing in Canada, Verb is one of the founding agencies of Cornucopia, the Association of Multicultural Marketing and Communications Professionals. This research-based organization has been created to provide critical tools & resources to the marketing community as well as training, professional development and networking opportunities. Verb is also strategically partnered with CAMP - Canada’s first networking organization of internationally trained professionals in the Communications, Advertising, Marketing and Sales sectors. Through monthly meetings and events, CAMP members build on the intellectual and social capital that helps them get ahead. CAMP provides a forum for members to network and support each other, explore career leads, share experiences, pick up tips from industry leaders, volunteer their skills and time and make a difference to a cause they support. Learn more about CAMP at: www.CAMPnetworking.ca
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TRADESHOW/ SPECIAL EVENTS Attending a tradeshow is often the most expensive marketing/ sales event that a company undertakes each year. As a result, it is very important to make sure that everything possible is done to ensure that the investment you make is maximized before, during and after the show. Now, tradeshow presentations that get results don’t just happen. There are no magic formulas or simple solutions. Effective tradeshow presentations are carefully planned from start to finish, and it typically takes several months of planning for each and every show. And doesn’t that make sense? You are about to shell out anywhere between ten and thirty thousand dollars for a small show, shouldn’t you want to recoup that investment?
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From booth selection & boothmanship to defining objectives and post-show follow-ups. Verb Strategy & Creative can help you to effectively maximize your “Return-on-Tradeshow Investment”. Our understanding of exhibit marketing ensures that our clients gain every advantage and opportunity to achieve their stated goals from their exhibiting program. Whether it is a single annual tradeshow or shows across North America and Europe, allow us to evaluate your current exhibiting program to identify opportunities for greater success.
Today, the most effective exhibitors are the ones who are prepared to spend more time with a visitor than just handing out brochures or collecting business cards. Making tradeshows work for you means providing answers and solutions with personal attention to visitors at your exhibit. Remember though that a booth display is not always the best way to get noticed at a show. Compare the cost of space, shipping, travel and staffers’ time to the results you hope to achieve. Sometimes sponsoring a lunch or a coffee break, or holding a breakfast hospitality event at the show would be a smarter use of your marketing dollars. Notice that the most successful firms are often linked to the trade event on levels beyond simply exhibiting.
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COPYWRITING Good copywriting isn’t about writing well. It isn’t about the art that is literature. It’s marketing. It’s about understanding your audience and their needs, and about what they need to hear that will convince them that your product or service is the perfect solution for them. One of the worst mistakes copywriters make is to assume their job is simply about writing. The reality is that writing and copywriting are two very different things. Well-conceived messaging that is engaging and unique can reinforce your corporate identity and increase awareness and brand recognition. The Verb copywriting team knows to cut through the clutter and engage your audiences, strategically, creatively, and consistently. With an arresting intro, effective pitch, and a strong call to action, you can grab your reader’s attention, engage them and get them to respond. Our copywriting team is trained to give your brand a distinct personality, with a coherent and consistent tone of voice that integrates everything from offline print components to interactive web work and other collateral. Verb’s copywriting stands out for its comprehensive research, thorough analysis and persuasive SEO strategy. Preview some of our high quality copywriting and compelling SEO samples at: www.verbiage.ca/portfolio
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CASE STUDIES Mede-care United Nations Multilateral Fund Whole Office Canadian Association of Black Journalists Eatwell’s Cookies
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MEDE-CARE Toronto-based Mede-care Healthcare Solutions Inc., specializing in software used by healthcare professionals in the long-term and chronic care settings, and leading MDS facilitator in the country, commissioned Verb to develop a new image, look & feel for the corporation that would effectively position the company as an industry leader over the next decade.
The marketing objective to be achieved through this initiative was to increase brand awareness for Mede-care as well as to improve the firm’s credibility in the face of increased competition in the marketplace. The long-term goal for this new identity and positioning was to encourage trial and adoption of the Mede-care suite of products. The Objectives:
The firm’s software provides MDS documentation and reporting for:
Create a new corporate identity that would more clearly position the company and its products to the healthcare community
Chronic Care Rehabilitation Long Term Care Mental Health Homer Care
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Place an emphasis on the care nature of their suite of products — better reporting tools lead to better patient care Demonstrate the firm’s commitment to the institution, the caregiver and the patient AFTER
Visually demonstrate that Mede-care’s product suite is modular and can be used as a whole or in part The Solution: This project demanded that Verb clearly and completely understand the features and capabilities of the Mede-care suite of products, how they operated as well as the ancillary services and support the folks at Mede-care provided its clients, so that the proposed concepts would appropriately reflect the products and company’s value(s).
Mede-care offered a sophisticated software solution to long-term care facilities that essentially allows heath care professionals to file & submit more complete and accurate patient records to the Ministry of Health, which is necessary to optimize an institutions government funding. Mede-care’s management however did not feel that their existing corporate identity effectively conveyed either the sophistication of the product suite or the further value proposition that their suite of products offered clients; the potential of increased government funding.
In developing this concept: We considered color theory and psychology We kept the client’s need to define their value proposition top of mind We explored a theme of integration by considering the target market and product offering and added a human element to the visual messaging
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UNITED NATION’S MULTILATERAL FUND The Multilateral Fund was established by a decision of the Second Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol (London, June 1990) and began its operation in 1991. The main objective of the Multilateral Fund is to assist developing countries become parties to the Montreal protocol whose annual per capita consumption and production of ozone depleting substances (ODS) is less than 0.3 kg to comply with the control measures of the Protocol. The Secretariat operates and administers the fund and issues funding to member countries and agencies worldwide.
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While it is an office of the United Nations, The Multilateral Fund has historically received very little public attention given that its primary audience includes member countries and not individuals. However, with an increased public awareness of the impact of ozone world-wide on the climate, the need for a greater public image had grown. As a result, The Multilateral Fund did not have a corporate identity program of its own in place given that it had always piggybacked on the United Nations brand. The objective to be achieved for this client was to develop a corporate image and identity that would work to increase public awareness of the Fund. The Objectives: The client wanted a designed logotype that would visually set them apart from other global ozone related organizations and convey a strong impressionable image of who they are.
Create a logotype independent of the United Nations that would appeal to the general public in their desire to increase brand awareness. The Solution: Our design recommendation was based on the concept of an umbrella. We felt that the shape and function of the umbrella fit well as a symbol of protection that the ozone layer provides the earth and those who occupy its surface. Just as an umbrella protects us from the rain, many of us (be it an umbrella, parasol, sun shade) also pull it out on blistering days to avoid being scorched by the sun. Visually we also wanted to make reference to the umbrella role that the Multilateral Fund plays to countries and ozone related organizations worldwide, acting as a protective agent. The segments of the umbrella form the horizon of the globe and with the longitudinal lines, Tadaa! We have our Earth. With the longitudinal lines showing segments of the earth, we have the suggestion of the multilateral nature of the organization. There are no continents rendered so it simply suggests ‘around the globe’ without being specific. There is a glow around the horizon to suggest the atmosphere and the ozone layer even though it is invisible in nature.
The client wanted a design that would not follow the industry norm for logos featuring a planetary mass with some depiction of a layer of protective ozone.
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WHOLE OFFICE Toronto-based Wholesale Office Furniture Inc. is a seller of high-end, pre-owned office furniture and accessories and has been providing value based solutions to Fortune 500 clients across North America for over 15 years. Traditionally, the view on pre-owned office furniture is that it is old and dingy, with no two pieces the same and that firms that sell used office furniture themselves are made up of a bunch old used car salesmen types (well that might be taking it a little far, but you get the picture). This client had recently moved into a new 65,000 sq ft facility and was in the process of renovating it from top to bottom and wanted to take the time to consider not only their corporate identity, but also their market positioning. Wholesale Office Furniture had also made the decision to be “open to the public”, providing cost effective office furnishings to small as well as large clients. Verb was brought on based on our experience in the wholesale office case goods industry. We began by considering each and every element of the client’s existing positioning and communications pieces including domain name. We identified the prototypical client that had historically been targeted by the organization and considered the type of client that they were now interested in serving (this step was critical in developing positioning). We took time to understand the unique natures of each buyer, the points which impact the purchase decision and considered all of the myths and misconceptions surrounding the used office furniture market. We considered the impact of the firm opening its doors to the public and with this in mind we first determined that as a wholesaler they would, on any given day, service clients with a variety of needs, budgets, tastes and pre-conceptions.
The Solution: In the office furnishings industry, the shape of the square is often associated with a cubicle. While many cubicles do not follow the suggested visual design (square), the logic stands to reason. In developing a new visual identity for this client, we strongly considered the minimalist design style of Bauhaus in, early the 1900’s, the single most influential art school of this century, and even today our modern office working spaces, whether a building, windows, rooms or cubicles, and the objects inside like doors and drawers, all follow the same straight lines and right angles. A minimalist cube design style was the basis of this concept. We based this particular graphic on the shape and dimensions of a Rubik’s cube. The idea behind following the dimensions of a Rubik’s cube is based on the memory of an object we have held in our hand since we were children ignites a feeling of trust and a sense of ease, with a goal of making the firm trustworthy and approachable. And all this happens on a subconscious level, similar to the effect certain colors and odors have. The typeface used for this concept is Courier; a face that is based on old typewrites and is still used in printers and photocopies as a default font making it very closely associated with offices. To avoid it from looking mundane and ordinary the typeface is not simply laid out, but rather it is set in capital letters and spaced out, this gives it a unique presence and style. The colors were chosen to suggest different textures and hues one might find in a modern office such as rich dark reds of carpet and earth tones of wood desk and reflected blue shine from a metal desk lamp. The varying colors are also meant to suggest the unique needs that each client will have for their offices.
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THE CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF BLACK JOURNALISTS Verb Strategy & Creative redesigned the Canadian Association of Black Journalists membership website to offer visitors improved usability and a look and feel to reflect the associations renewed vision. The end result is an appealing, interactive and professional website that is user-friendly for both the visitor and the administrator. Challenge: The Canadian Association of Black Journalists engaged Verb Strategy & Creative to build and develop a new website that would effectively provide its membership with a fully functional experience. The Objectives:
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To design a site that visually communicates the brand’s vision of providing mentorship, training and opportunities to African-Canadians working within the fields of journalism, public relations and communications. To create a site that would satisfy the end-user experience with fresh up-to date content and resources. This new site needed to employ a familiar and userfriendly content management system that would allow the associations leadership to manage content changes on demand. The existing site over time had become cumbersome to manage and keeping the site updated had become increasingly difficult. The new site needed to serve as a portal to the asssociations varied social media properties including web-log and image galleries. Finally this site needed to allow for real-time member renewal and registration processes.
Solution: When Verb Strategy & Design started to look over the Canadian Association of Black Journalists website, we quickly realized that the website lacked focus and a direct call to action. The purpose and messaging of the website was also unclear. Certainly, user benefits were not apparent. We refocused the website to be less of a brochure-style site and more of an relationship/resource based site as befits a professional association. We wanted to get back to the basics with the layout of this site. We wanted a contemporary design that offered visitors to the home page, a quick glimpse at the wealth of available content and resources that the site offers. At the same time, we wanted to control the amount of content on the home page, offering a taste, without being overwhelming and drawing the visitor into the site with read more/ apply now statements. Where the original site lacked any clear call to action, we wanted to resolve that with this site. We wanted an elegant, subtle, and refined page layout, with a clear page hierarchy and close attention paid to typographic detail. Note that we have broken the age-old rule regarding using sans serif typefaces for the web. Like the rest of this site, we wanted to use typography that was fairly refreshing. Seeing so many sans-serif fonts used in only so many ways on the Web isn’t exactly tiresome, but it certainly does lend a certain charm to serif fonts when you see them executed well in Web design. We strove to create a layout that relied on formal design elements, not trends. We kept the color palette to a minimum, maximizing the use of their primary colors black and orange with effective use of negative (white) space.
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EATWELL’S COOKIES Verb Strategy & Creative was approached to develop a marketing program for a new cookie product then named “School Smart” cookies. The product, which targets parents and school-aged children, was meant to be a “healthierfor-you” alternative to the traditional snack food item. This project allowed us to be involved in every aspect of the client’s business from strategy development to tactical execution. We actively immersed ourselves into their dayto-day business in an effort to provide a level of service and commitment that would allow us to make a positive impact on their business.
By working with the client we understood that a key differentiator to their product was the premium nature of the ingredients used to develop each cookie flavor, which would invariably result in a premium priced cookie. We then proceeded to develop a logotype, color pallet and visual style that would communicate that position.
The local government had recently passed legislation changing the rules for what would be considered as “healthy snack” foods for public schools and there was a definite push for new products that would meet those criteria. These new requirements and the market that it was created to protect (school aged children) made clear the original name selection.
Since the launch of the Eatwell’s brand we have seen tremendous positive response to the product from all levels of the market including parent groups and schools to distributors and retailers. We continue to work with the Eatwell’s brand, to achieve the clients business and marketing objectives.
Our first act was to consider a name change for the product. We felt that the name inappropriately positioned the product as simply a “school” snack and sought to broaden the brands market appeal, by changing the name. The Eatwell’s name was selected for its inherent promise and by adding an apostrophe to the name we gave it the appearance of a proper name and in so doing, created the opportunity of developing a larger story around the brand. By considering the “healthier-for-you” goal for the product and having sampled the product offering publically and considered the response, we developed the slogan “The Too Good to be Good for You Cookie”.
We then set to drafting a comprehensive marketing plan which outlined not only our plan for how this product would go to market but recommendations for pricing and distribution, preferred retail partners and a full communications strategy.
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PORTFOLIO We work with companies and organizations of all sizes on projects of all sizes, from logos to letterheads to full-fledged marketing strategy and media buying. Our goal is your goal, to get you where you want to be, whether that is overcoming a challenge you are currently facing or taking your marketing to a higher level. Our clients know they can count on us for quality creative, even on the tightest deadline. Please take a look at a sampling of our work to learn more about how we’ve helped clients like you achieve their goals. For more information on our portfolio of services, contact Verb today at: info@verbiage.ca or call 416.549.8044 to schedule a FREE 1-hour consultation with us.
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