Tag: Retail
Laura Bee Designs is dedicated to creating original handbags and accessories without sweatshop labor or leather products I just won a new “gelato” handbag on Laura Bee Designs Facebook contest! It totally made my day! And guess what? I’m going to talk about it. Then when I go to pick up the bag, I will [...]
When the economy took a nosedive in 2008, the Shoefly boutique pulled up its bootstraps and forged into the holiday season with renewed vigor and a revamped image. The Elevate the Spirit campaign offered subtle encouragement to shoppers with playful window displays in Seattle and Portland, matching Web enhancement, and print ads. Construction cranes signify [...]
If you got it flaunt it. Re-mark’s touts their bestselling collection of puzzles to new customers. While the numbers appeal to your practical side, it is the precious puppies that seal the deal. This email campaign invites you to meet all of their puppies and kittens at their Toy Fair booth! Find Re-marks products at [...]
Re-marks makes fun-loving jigsaw puzzles, bookmarks, and memory games for the whole family. With bright colors and adorable photography, Re-marks pulls your heart strings. Who can resist adorable kittens, precious puppies, and playful penguins? Not many, their puzzles have been the number one seller in over 100 retail outlet for 12 weeks in a row! [...]
With bright colors and adorable photographs, the Re-Marks Website appeals directly to the “cute zone” of the cerebral cortex. Round puppy eyes and fuzzy kittens gently hypnotize visitors into browsing the large catalog of jigsaw puzzles, memory games, and bookmarks. The site highlights the company’s ethical side—it uses only eco-friendly materials and products manufactured in [...]
A picture in a magazine might tell you what to buy but it can’t tell you how to dress, dig? When Marqsmen debuts a new label, you can be sure that it’s right for the season and right for Seattle. Using signage highlighting local hot spots and rhymes coined by Seattle’s own Sir Mix-A-Lot, this [...]
For a small business, expanding the target audience is no small task. When Marqsmen unveiled a selection of womens’ brands to customers only familiar with seeing men’s clothing on the racks, there needed to be a hook. The slogan “Fall in Line” referenced both the season and what women would soon be doing behind the [...]