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Branding A New Urban Development
See the WorkThis 103-acre site — undeveloped waterfront property in the heart of a major US city — is unheard of.
- BOTTLEWORKS
Development Marketing For A Historic Site
See the WorkA project at this scale has many moving parts and meaningful connections with vendors and potential audiences need to be made well in advance of opening.
- NO MEAN CITY
City press: national attention, local love
See the WorkIndianapolis community leaders needed a way to attract and retain people to live in Marion County. And so we built an online platform for local residents to tell their stories-about the people, places, and culture that make Indianapolis one-of-a-kind.
- NEAR
Renewing a community, reimagining a brand
See the WorkBy developing a new name and acronym, identity, messaging, and digital presence, we helped the brand better reflect the nonprofit’s purpose: to be an approachable CDC with community interests at heart.
- NO MEAN CITY
Video storytelling for cities
See the WorkHow do you even begin to capture the flavor of a place without destroying it in the process? By letting people tell their own stories, that’s how.
- NO MEAN CITY
City branding and custom publications
See the WorkTo share the great real stories of Indianapolis with those contemplating a move here, a website wasn't quite enough. We wanted those in question to go home with something tactile. Something artistic and beautiful.
- NO MEAN CITY
A digital talent attraction strategy
See the WorkCities often use advertising campaigns to attract new residents. But making the decision to move is difficult, and an exciting slogan doesn’t make that decision any easier.