Hot off the [digital] press.
Welcome to the first issue of THE WORKS: the new GLAD WORKS
eNewsletter. Each upcoming issue will offer indispensable marketing
tips, showcase some of our most exciting projects and profile
the wonderful clients we’re privileged to work with. We
thought, however, we'd start moving forward by looking backwards.
In the last few months, we’ve crafted groundbreaking Web,
print and multimedia, doubled the size of our creative team
and added some amazing folks to our client list.
Online. Big time.
It’s been a robust few months for Web projects,
indeed. For example, GLAD WORKS crafted three, new sites for
the Rhode Island Technical Assistance Project: an umbrella
agency offering crucial information on local special needs
groups - in this case: Autism,
Teacher
Assistants and the Rhode
Island IEP Network. After several months of design and
back-end work, we unveiled a powerful new Citizens-Union
Savings Bank online presence. And our design and technical
teams just added a new Upromise feature to BROOKS
Pharmacy’s website.
Printer. Friendly.
While designing for the Internet has been both vigorous
and exhilarating, GLAD WORKS’ foundation is in the tactile
medium of print. GLAD WORKS recently received a CASE’s
Circle of Excellence Award for a Johnson
& Wales print campaign featuring dramatic black and
white sports photography paired with stirring quotes from
some of the world’s most inspirational sports stars.
A jigsaw puzzle dye-cut cover and in-house wordsmithing highlighted
an eye-catching Autism
Spectrum Disorders Support Center brochure. Finally, stunning
design and digital photography helped one of our clients secure
a major account with Citizens Bank.
Brand. New.
Our unparalleled expertise in print design, copy
writing, marketing, TV, radio, PR and advertising enables
us to offer clients powerful, cost-effective, cross-media
branding. GLAD WORKS was called in for the second, consecutive
year to craft an exciting – and revenue increasing –
media campaign for Providence College’s athletics program.
The result: “Game
Day. FRIARTOWN.” We also unveiled “Fostering
Futures” a bright, new, hope-instilling identity
campaign for the Rhode Island Foster Parents Association.
Finally, GLAD WORKS also branded several new product lines,
designed POP displays and product packaging for one of our
jewelry clients. The result: our client won huge, new accounts
with such national retail outlets as at WalMart, Target, Kmart,
CVS and Walgreen’s.
Let’s get direct.
More and more of our clients are ‘opting in’
for the powerful, quantifiable, cost-effective potential of
direct email campaigns. And now GLAD WORKS offers SEND:
our direct eMarketing suite of services. We’ve launched
coordinated direct email campaigns for such clients as the
FDNY [The New York City Fire Department] and Festival
Ballet Providence. And with huge results. In these days
of downsized marketing budgets direct email campaigns are
offering our clients economical, measurable, revenue-generating
impact.
Various sundry.
In addition to an array of industry awards and newsprint,
GLAD WORKS was honored at the
2004 Fire Commissioner's Humanitarian Awards Dinner for
our ongoing pro-bono work dedicated to the men and women of
the Fire Department of New York: a pledge we made to the FDNY
following the tragic events of September 11th. We also took
part in our second annual Taiwanese Dragon Boat race –
part of the growing Pawtucket Convergence arts festival. GLAD
WORKS’ coffee cup was raised aloft on NBC 10’s
iconic “salute to the mug.” For the second year
in a row, one of our team was selected to read Chris Van Allsburg’s
The Polar Express during a special, holiday reenactment of
the famous children’s book. And, if that wasn’t
enough, our Marketing Director took part in the Principal
for a Day program at an elementary school in our home town
of Pawtucket.
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