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A Business Intelligence Adventure

Qlik reseller Visual Data Group found the perfect piece to use as a premium hand-out: a fully illustrated comic book in PDF format. But to create such a piece in the real world would require three blank pages, as nine illustrated pages are what the company provided. Tim created his own ads to create a […]

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True Identity from the Start

As the worldwide leader in information security management products and services, Cybertrust wanted to telegraph this capability instantly, and in doing so increase the requests for a free white paper. Copy & Art delivered for Cybertrust, giving t…

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The Power to Plan

 

However, that “inheritance,” going back to the ’80s and the dawn of the desktop computer, was an image of a slow-moving and rigid, though reliable, brand. With some spit and polish over a period of six years, McGraw helped reshape with the use of effective communications, from data sheets to corporate magazines. On the date of its sale to a larger competitor, the company demanded considerably more money in part due to improved, favorable, brand recognition.

For this particular campaign McGraw helped extend the brand by suggesting an available domain, truecollaboration.com, which became the nexus of a year-long marketing blitz that finally toppled some of the company’s biggest long-term prospects.

Art Director: Craig Stewart

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Snug as a bug

 
A security blanket is exactly what Copy & Art provided them—a platform to telegraph a message featuring the company’s unique methodology and set of essential security practices to ensure continuously effective security.

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The Big 5 you don’t want to know

How do you drive home to the prospect that all the answers to their security problems lies in a CD inside the publication they’re reading? First, a double-truck spread where the CD is stapled helps, but that’s not all it takes. It needs eye candy with punchy headlines and enough come-hither to make a CIO stop on a dime.

The “Five Big Mistakes” ad turned out to be TrueSecure’s biggest hit of the season, with thousands of prospects and a few hundred converted by the end of the campaign. Click here to download a more readable PDF of this ad.

 

 

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